Attributed Atelier-Alhausen ceramics – Kurt Glier Bad Driburg, Bubble-Glaze Vase & Bowl

These ceramic pieces are attributed to the Alhausen pottery studio (Kurt Glier, Bad Driburg). The characteristic glazing technique with organic, cell-like structures ("bubble glaze") and the warm brown, gold, and blue gradients correspond to the studio's experimental ceramics from the 1970s to 1990s.
A small piece has broken off the top of the long-necked vase.

The vase has a harmonious, rounded shape with a narrow neck, while the bowl has a wide-open silhouette. Both pieces are hand-thrown and bear a small floral mark, a common practice in the workshop.

A striking duo for collectors of German studio ceramics, lovers of experimental glazes, and friends of handcrafted, unique pieces. Ideal as decorative accents in the living space or as a special gift idea.

Condition: A small piece is broken off the top of the long-necked vase and the bowl has been glued - barely visible.
Material: Stoneware, experimental glaze
Period: attributed 1970s–1990s
Origin: Atelier Alhausen, Kurt Glier, Bad Driburg (attributed)
Dimensions: please add
Special features: Bubble glaze, floral logo, studio ceramics