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vase w 7b decor 001The vase with the form number "W7B" was designed by the Bauhaus ceramist Werner Burri in the mid 1930s. Characteristic are the voluminous, squat, spherical body on a flat foot and the slightly outward flowing rim. With a height of 17 and a diameter of 27 centimeters with a large opening, the vase offers the possibility of staging not only bouquets but also flower arrangements in a particularly stylish way. However, the W7B is such a special feature in

The bread plate by Hedwig Bollhagen with the shape number "502" corresponds in its simple

but also sets successful accents without flowers as a flacon for fragrance oils

panna cotta or parfait

The eight-and-a-half-centimeter high vessel is slightly open at the top

Characteristic are the egg-shaped body with the pig-typical socket snout

The rectangular-oval

which is somewhat raised at the edges

the flower ring has the size to be the absolute center of any fine table at which the family sits down

At a height of four centimeters and a width of five centimeters

slightly concave rounded handle ensures that the 9 centimeter high as well as wide ceramic pitcher fits securely in the hand

And thanks to the numerous air holes

cylindrical base and the bulbous