November 24, 2011
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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This entry comes courtesy of “The Knack” DIY magazine. In volume 4 part 45 (it is not dated, though I think it is from 1980) there is the photo showing a Scheurich 407-35 nestled upon the shelf. The article goes … Continue reading
November 19, 2011
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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A house currently for sale in Glossop is full of loads of retro vintage items. Amongst all the retro decor are lots of West German Pots – you can see the house on Rightmove now. The front room features a … Continue reading
November 19, 2011
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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Rumtopfs are used to preserve fresh summer fruits in rum so that they can be consumed in winter. They were produced in large numbers by a number of West German pottery manufacturers. Scheurich and Bay probably produced them in the … Continue reading
November 16, 2011
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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This BBC sitcom follows Miranda as she struggles through everyday life. Much of it is set in her shop where West German pottery features frequently on the shelves. The vases featured are mainly by Bay, Scheurich and Dumler and Breiden. Spot the Fat … Continue reading
November 13, 2011
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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Cracking Antiques was a TV shown last year on the BBC hosted by Mark Hill and Kathryn Rayward . It is pitched somewhere between an antiques/collectors show and a DIY programme. It was based on the simple premise that decorating … Continue reading