STÜTZEL SACHS ENGOBE VASE Nr. W 25 WITH ASIAN FIGURES REFUND but soon became GUSTAVSBERG's master

but soon became GUSTAVSBERG's master thrower

and would later go on to assume the position of head of the Weaving Workshop at the renowned Bauhaus

Good examples of this type are Utrecht and Graz

Mirrored Glass

It specializes in the manufacture of lighting designed by designers and architects

STÜTZEL SACHS ENGOBE VASE Nr. W 25 WITH ASIAN FIGURES REFUND but soon became GUSTAVSBERG's masterA 1950s sgraffito teardrop vase from Sttzel Sachs with an asian style sgraffito decor hand painted with engobe on matt black slip. STTZEL SACHS GmbH was formed in Aalen, Germany in 1882 from an artisanal tile stove company that had been in existence since the middle of the 19th century. It was developed into an industrial company that made tableware and household goods out of the native clay, in addition to flowerpots and other gardening items. The