Add a touch of authentic vintage charm to your interior with this beautifully glazed West Germany vase by Scheurich , model 227-18 . The vase stands out with the warm, natural colors so typical of German ceramics from the 1960s and 1970s: a soft beige at the top, smoothly transitioning into rich chestnut browns, and a subtle band of light blue at the bottom. The glaze flows beautifully in natural transitions, making each piece unique.
This example bears the clear marking “227-18 W. Germany” at the bottom, which refers to the model number and the height, and confirms its origin from the well-known West German pottery period (WGP).
At the time, Scheurich was one of the largest and most innovative ceramic manufacturers in West Germany. They are known for their strong forms, high-quality glazes, and timeless designs—making their pieces highly sought after by collectors today.
With its elegant neck and harmonious color gradient, this vase is perfect as a decorative object, but it can also serve as a subtle flower vase. Its compact size makes it fit effortlessly into any interior, from modern to retro.
The vase is in a beautiful and well-maintained vintage condition , appropriate to its age.
Dimensions: 9.5 × 9.5 × 18 cm
Model: Scheurich 227-18 – “Latte / Chestnut glaze”
Origin: West Germany (WGP, ca. 1960–1979)
A beautiful piece of ceramic heritage that adds warmth, character and authenticity to any room.
