Bay Keramik ceramic vase, West Germany, 1950s-60s.

📦 Condition. Very good condition ⭐⭐⭐⭐ No chips, no visible cracks. The original gold label "Bay Keramik" with crown is intact and well adhered to the body of the vase. ✨ The item. Charming small amphora vase with two handles in ceramic, produced by Bay Keramik in West Germany in the 1950s–1960s. Its flowing two-tone blue-grey and brown glaze perfectly embodies the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic of the time. A vintage decorative item with authentic charm, ideal for a modern or Scandinavian interior. Type: Two-handled amphora vase on a foot. Material: Glazed ceramic (stoneware or fine earthenware) Decor: Two-tone drip glaze — light blue-grey on a brown/aubergine background, natural gradient effect. Era: 1950s–1960s. Dimensions: ≈ 14 cm in height. 🏺 Bay Keramik. Bay Keramik is a ceramic manufacturer founded in Ransbach-Baumbach, in the Westerwald region of Germany. Very active in the post-war period, it established itself as one of the references of West German ceramic design, notably thanks to designer Bodo Mans who worked there from 1959 to 1975. Their drip glaze productions are now highly sought after by collectors of West German Pottery around the world. The presence of the original gold label is a mark of authenticity appreciated by enthusiasts. 🔏 Marking under the item. Original gold label on the body — "Bay Keramik" with crown motif. 🏷️ Tags. Bay Keramik, West Germany, vintage ceramics, amphora vase, drip glaze, Mid-Century Modern, West Germany, WGP, 60s, vintage decoration.