Antique Marzi & Remy German Stoneware Studio Pottery Vase With Drip Glaze

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Add a touch of unique artistry to your home with this charming vintage studio pottery vase. This piece stands out … Read more Add a touch of unique artistry to your home with this charming vintage studio pottery vase. This piece stands out with its captivating drip glaze technique, showcasing a beautiful interplay of earthy tones that evoke natural landscapes.

The vase features a classic, rounded silhouette with a narrow opening, making it ideal for displaying single stems, small floral arrangements, or simply as a standalone decorative object. The glaze transitions from a creamy off-white at the top, flowing into rich bands of deep greens and browns that create a textured, organic effect. The base often reveals the raw, unglazed pottery, adding to its handcrafted appeal.

Perfect for a Mid-Century Modern, rustic, bohemian, or eclectic interior, this vase brings warmth, texture, and a unique artistic presence to any shelf, mantel, or tabletop.

Key Features:

Vintage Studio Pottery: Authentic handcrafted ceramic piece.
Studio pottery vase

Drip glaze ceramic

Vintage vase

Handcrafted vase

Earthy tones

Ceramic art

Unique vase

Mid-Century pottery

Bohemian decor

Rustic home decor


Distinctive Drip Glaze: Unique flowing color and texture.

Earthy Color Palette: Features creamy white, deep greens, and rich browns.

Versatile Design: Suitable for various decor styles.

Ideal for Display: Perfect for flowers or as a sculptural accent.

Handcrafted Appeal: Unique and one-of-a-kind.

Height: 6

Diameter: 5

Opening Diameter: 1.5


Markings 1467 GOD <> possibly

Marzi & Remy
Founded: 1879 in Höhr, Germany, by Anton Marzi and Simon Peter Remy.
Specialization: Primarily known for producing stoneware, including beer steins and vases.
Production Years: Operated from 1879 to 1994, when the company closed down due to challenges in the changing marketplace.
Markings: Marzi & Remy used various markings throughout their history, including:
Impressed stylized potter's wheel marks (used between 1879 and 1964).
"MR" impressed marks (used from 1964).
Stickers with the company name and location ("M&R Qualitats-Keramik Höhr-Grenzhausen", used from the 1950s).
The number "1467" likely refers to the mold or item number of the vase.
"GOD": The meaning of the word "GOD" on the base is unclear. It may be part of a series or a specific design feature. See less