During the 1970s, Scheurich explored more graphic and sculptural finishes, playing not only on enamel contrasts but also on relief. The version you named "Nevicare" is distinguished by its subtly nuanced ivory background, traversed by slightly raised lines in deep, almost burnt, brown tones.
Crafted from wheel-thrown ceramic, this piece features the publisher's signature slender silhouette: a stable base, a curved body, a pronounced shoulder, and a narrow neck that opens into a subtly flared lip. The irregular, intentionally imperfect grid pattern creates a highly tactile interplay of textures. The lines appear as if "poured" or hand-applied, with imperfections that catch the light and enhance the materiality.
The "Nevicare" finish evokes a wintry contrast: a light, almost snowy enamel, traversed by dark veins that structure the surface. Each piece exhibits natural variations in the intensity of the reliefs and nuances.
The condition is very good. The enamel retains all its luster, with no chips or cracks to report. A light, even patina consistent with a 1970s production.
With its vertical proportions (41 cm high for 14 cm in diameter), this 239-41 format offers a strong presence while remaining elegant.
A striking piece in a selection of West German ceramics, ideal for adding contrast and a more pronounced graphic dimension to a set.
During the 1970s, Scheurich explored more graphic and sculptural finishes, playing not only on enamel contrasts but also on relief. The version you named "Nevicare" is distinguished by its subtly nuanced ivory background, traversed by slightly raised lines in deep, almost burnt, brown tones.
Crafted from wheel-thrown ceramic, this piece features the publisher's signature slender silhouette: a stable base, a curved body, a pronounced shoulder, and a narrow neck that opens into a subtly flared lip. The irregular, intentionally imperfect grid pattern creates a highly tactile interplay of textures. The lines appear as if "poured" or hand-applied, with imperfections that catch the light and enhance the materiality.
The "Nevicare" finish evokes a wintry contrast: a light, almost snowy enamel, traversed by dark veins that structure the surface. Each piece exhibits natural variations in the intensity of the reliefs and nuances.
The condition is very good. The enamel retains all its luster, with no chips or cracks to report. A light, even patina consistent with a 1970s production.
With its vertical proportions (41 cm high for 14 cm in diameter), this 239-41 format offers a strong presence while remaining elegant.
A striking piece in a selection of West German ceramics, ideal for adding contrast and a more pronounced graphic dimension to a set.
Material: ceramic
Colour: white and cream
Dimensions:
- Width: 14 cm
- Height: 41 cm
Condition: This item is in very good vintage condition.
This object is shipped with UPS, carefully packed, to your home or to a UPS access point.
You can also collect it by appointment at our storage space in the Essonne (91), one hour from Paris.
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