Let's Talk About Pottery & Collectables
Pottery => German - Other Pottery => Topic started by: Tony H on August 12, 2007, 08:47:23 AM
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Hi Guys
Have seen any pieces like this but with the name Brazil strips are horizontal also had the word Foreign stamped on the base.
Tony H in NZ
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Hi. Are the cats also designed by Annelise Beckh? I have two of these and have wondered for ages what it is and where it originated from..thought they were Italian-silly me! Emmi
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So,forgive my ignorance, is Schmider/Zell Keramik the full name of the producing company.........and any other info on them available.? Emmi
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Anyone more information on this cup/mug? Would like to know the design name please. Form nr 4521A. Isn't it pretty? It's my favourite coffee mug/cup.
Thanks alvast, Bas
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A couple of mine unearthed today.......a few more to come later once I attack the attic! Emmi PS Sorry for the dark photo on this one mark on base is 4217
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And another..........assuming it is Schmider/Zell base no: 4152
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And finally for tonight........another I assume is Schmider/Zell base no 4152 Emmi
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Do you know the name of the non Tigris decor? It reminds me of Midwinter Zambessi Emmi
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I am a collector of Annelise Beckh scoophead cats as she designed the Tigris decor cat in 1955 which was my very first scoophead cat I bought.
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Hi and welcome to the board. I love your cat, she's fab!
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Thanks for the welcome. I will post pictures of my other cats and schmider/zell items soon.
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Another of my scoophead cats.
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Do you know the name of the non Tigris decor? It reminds me of Midwinter Zambessi Emmi
The decor is listed in Kevin Grahams "Just Decors Book" as decor number 1798 and was not given a name. I have a scoophead cat in this decor and will post asap.
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The black and white scoophead cat is a schmider/zell cat in decor 1798 and the other 2 cats are Arthur Woods Scoophead cats. We believe AW were given permission from Schmider/zell to make these cats which are just over a inch smaller than the Schmider/zell versions.
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Hi. Are the cats also designed by Annelise Beckh? I have two of these and have wondered for ages what it is and where it originated from..thought they were Italian-silly me! Emmi
Annelise Beckh designed the very first Scoophead cat in the Tigris decor in 1955 in her first year working for Schmider/zell she left in 1983. her designs were made we assume by 3 companies "Schmider/zell, Arthur Woods and we " Kevin Graham" author of over 13 books about German pottery and myself are investigating further who is the 3rd company. Will keep you posted.
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ooooooooooooooh -- I love the style of these CATS!!!!
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