Hoggarth Studio
Large Aquamarine West German Scheurich floor vase (1970s)
£100.00
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Hoggarth Studio
Large Aquamarine West German Scheurich floor vase (1970s)
£100.00
This large fat lava vase was manufactured by Scheurich in Germany in the 1970s. The base is clearly marked W. Germany with the vase series number 282-40. The vase is aquamarine in colour with a distinct circular swirl pattern. The vase has a hairline crack to the lip - as pictured, and otherwise is in excellent condition.
Dimensions;
width - 16cm
Height - 41cm
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