Vintage vase made by Bay Keramik, West Germany, dead stock This is a slightly unusual vase with a green (matcha color) base. The white Fat Lava glaze also has a slightly greenish, well-colored hue. Made by Bay Keramik. Made in West Germany. It has a well-balanced, smooth R shape, making it easy to display flowers. The bottom form, reminiscent of leaves, is also easy to style. Size: H18cm, Top: φ9cm Bottom: φ8cm ---------About Bay Keramik---------------- Eduard Bay founded Bay Keramik in Ransbach-Baumbach in 1933. Initially, the company focused on unglazed terracotta tableware, including cooking pots. In 1936, iconic glazes were introduced, and in 1937, castings were cast in molds, enabling faster and more consistent production. From the 1950s to the early 1970s, Bay Keramik became the most successful ceramic company. After World War II, the production of tableware resumed, and decorative items such as vases were introduced from the early 1950s. In 1967, Bay was a pioneer in making "Römertöpfe". Bodo Mans was the most famous designer from 1959-75. He was very popular, and his designed series, such as 'Ravenna', are also collector's items. Country of origin: Germany This is a collection of over 50 years of collecting from around the world by my grandfather and grandmother, who love old tools Sakata, Mejiro Collection, world antiques, folk crafts, and primitive art.