Vintage Wick-Werke Rhein Castles Stoneware Ornamental Mug in Cobalt Blue.
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Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Origin:
Bavaria
Time Period:
1900-1950
Type:
Jugs
Bob Shop ID:
612603447
Title: Vintage Wick-Werke Rhein Castles Stoneware Ornamental Mug in Cobalt Blue.
Manufacturer: Wick-Werke pottery, Made in Germany.
Height: 9cm
Diameter: 9cm.
Volume: 125cl.
Total width with Handle: 10.5cm.
Info: Raised images of Castles along the Rhein River in Germany, depicting Rheinstein, Pfalz, and Ehrenfels Castles on the Stoneware Mug. Marked with AG W and WW with the number 21 on the base. Cobalt Blue colouring makes it a striking and tactile piece.
Based on a company agreement of 14th January 1922, Wick-Werke, Vereinigte Fabriken Merkelbach & Wick u. Merkelbach, Stadelmann & Co, was registered as a public limited company or Aktiengesellschaft on 7th March 1922 and changed the name to Akt.- Ges. Wick-Werke, Vereinigte Fabriken Merkelbach & Wick u. Merkelbach, Stadelmann & Co.
Wick-Werke continued in production until the business closed in 1984.
The factory was demolished in 1999.
The following designers either designed the pottery for Wick-Werke, or put their decoration on standard pieces.
The AG WW marking was in use from 1921 to the mid 1950's.
Theodor Otto Hahn Carl Moos Paul Neu Franz Ringer.
Condition: Excellent, a well cared for piece, no issues on the vintage stoneware piece.
Price: R 145.00 Inc Vat.
