It’s not easy creating a space with genuine character, but here’s the self-evident trick: incorporate bits of history and let them do the job for you!
Dawn’s Artefacts gathers decorative items that will immediately unlock the charms of Mid-century era vintage into your home.
This 1960’s eye-catching ceramic vase by Jasba features a wonderful bright rainbow semi hand-painted glaze enhanced by golden touches.
Jasba was the first company founded by Jakob Schwaderlapp who then opened Ceramano that was more of a studio, producing mostly hand-made items while Jasba focused on High quality moulded ceramic. Their Jaspatina and Cortina glazes set the standard and were imitated by Fohr, Jopeko and U-Keramik. It is still in business nowadays, though it stopped producing art pottery in 1971 to concentrate on kitchen and bathroom tiles.
Jasba West-German ceramic
Height: 12 cm/ 4.7 inches
Max circumference: 27 cm/ 10.6 inches
Weight: 220 grammes
Base-mark: 131/12
Carries its original sticker which shows signs of age.
In good condition.