Vintage 1960s Bay Keramik West German Fat-Lava Vase — Fratelli Fanciullacci Attribution, 13 3/8"

A striking example of mid-century West German art pottery — a Bay Keramik fat-lava vase from the 1960s with a verified Fratelli Fanciullacci attribution. At an impressive 13 3/8 inches tall, this is a substantial, display-worthy piece in excellent condition.

Details:

• Maker: Bay Keramik, West Germany
• Attribution: Fratelli Fanciullacci (verified)
• Era: 1960s
• Height: 13 3/8 inches
• Glaze: Textured white fat-lava style
• Decoration: Hand-painted multi-colored floral motif
• Condition: Excellent — no nicks or chips

The fat-lava glaze — named for its thick, volcanic, lava-like texture — is one of the most distinctive and collectible finishes of the West German pottery movement. Combined with the vibrant hand-painted florals, this vase is as much a work of art as it is a decorative object.

Fratelli Fanciullacci attributions are highly regarded among collectors of mid-century European ceramics, and pieces of this size and quality in excellent condition are increasingly difficult to find.

A bold statement piece for any interior — equally at home in a mid-century modern, eclectic, or maximalist space.

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