January 20, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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After taking a small break from online sales due to other commitments we are back selling fat lava items on eBay. All our items start at a bargain £2.99 and you can view the auctions by clicking here.
This week we have vases by Jopeko, Marei, Walther Becht, and Carstens looking for new homes (see photo below).
January 2, 2015
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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Happy new year to all our readers – I hope our website continues to provide a useful resource.
The website hasn’t been updated much lately and there is a long list of things that I would like to progress e including:
It is one of my new year’s resolutions to bring the website up-to-date and to do an average of one blog each week. Time will tell if I manage to achieve this…
November 1, 2014
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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We are taking a small break from online sales until the new year due to other commitments – if however you are looking for a specific item, would like to view pictures of some of our current stock or would like to visit us to see our large selection of vases that are for sale first hand (here in Hadfield, Derbyshire) then please contact us at info@potsandpots.com .
When we start selling online in the new year you will be able to view auctions by clicking here. The images below show a small selection of our previous eBay sales. 
August 27, 2014
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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The German book ‘Alles Uber Zimmerpflanzen – Sukkulenten” (All about houseplants – Succulents) published in 1985 features a Marei Plant pot. My photos unfortunately dont really do the original image justice. The plant pot in question includes the signatuture Marei glaze decor where it appears to have been splashed onto the item and applied to the simple utilitarian shape used by Marei.
Below are clearer photos of a Marei plant with a similar type of decor.
June 30, 2014
by Aidan@Potsandpots
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The book ‘Decorate Workshop: A Creative 8 Step Process for Transforming Your Home’ features some West German pottery. In the first image, its hard to make out, but I’m fairly sure that it is a white Scheurich vase with an Inka decor on the coffee table. The remainder of the photos show a rather nice red Ceramano Ceralux vase.
