A rare vase by Liesel Spormhauer for Schlossberg Keramik, in the characteristic "Cuba" decor. The piece displays the typical, hand-painted geometric ornamentation of this series: clear lines, earthy tones, and a rhythmic pattern reminiscent of traditional textile art.
This vase is a classic example of German mid-century studio ceramics, combining craftsmanship with a strong graphic presence. Perfect for collectors, interior styling, or as a striking standalone piece in modern living spaces.
Details: Designer: Liesel Spormhauer Manufacturer: Schlossberg Keramik Decor: “Cuba” Technique: Hand-painted, studio ceramics Period: 1950s–1970s Condition: Very good vintage condition, minimal signs of age
An authentic collector's item from German ceramic history.
Liesel Spormhauer is one of the most influential designers of post-war and mid-century ceramics. Her designs for Schlossberg are characterized by graphic patterns, a clear design language, and meticulous craftsmanship.
Schlossberg Keramik (Hesse) was one of the most innovative German workshops of the 1950s–1970s. The "Cuba", "Africa" and "Geometry" decors are particularly sought after by collectors today, as they capture the zeitgeist of modernism, ethnic influences and experimental studio ceramics.