November 4, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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Potsandpots has Little Owl Ski to thank for spotting these West German vases in the ‘Get Over It’ film. The film released in 2001 is a teen comedy loosely based on William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The filming was located in Canada and features some great retro houses and – the reason for it appearing here – some West German pottery.
October 3, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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October’s Style at Home magazine features a Scheurich vase nestled on a shelf next to a fireplace.
The vase is a Scheurich 408-40 in a Fabiola Decor.
Scheurich 408-40
Style at Home is apparently a”practical homes monthly magazine for women who take a hands-on approach to decorating, revamping and styling their home”.
Thanks very much to one of our readers for spotting this in the magazine and letting us know.
August 21, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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Pots and Pots we would like to give a huge thank you to all our readers – this week Potsandpots.com has received its 500,000th view!
It seems no time since we were celebrating 100,000 views. Perhaps one million won’t be far away.
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Below is a selection of photos of our ever changing stock from a couple of months ago.
July 13, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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This WGP spot comes from the excellent The Modern House website which features retro/vintage houses when they go up for sale. This paticular example is in Bessacarr, Doncaster and was designed by architect Peter Aldington. The house built in 1967 makes a perfect setting for the Scheurich vase we spotted on the dining room table.
House in Bessacarr, Doncaster – desiggned by architect Peter Aldington
April 17, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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The TV show Miranda has twice previously featured on West German pottery Spotted, with West German vases spread throughout the shop in Series 1 (see blog here) and a in Series 2 there was a big Dumler & Breiden lamp in the restaurant (see blog here).
Series 3 has kept up this pattern and a Scheurich vase with Fabiola décor can be seen in the restaurant during episode 5 (Three Little words).
