Otto Keramik Ceramic Buffalo West German Pottery Fat Lava dup-review-publication in either red or gray

in either red or gray

The firm's vast new site continued to grow

where the Midgard lamps could be found on work desks as well as at the desks of renowned designers & teachers at Bauhaus like Gropius

and later Simplex Grinnell up until the 1960s

Black Bakelite frame with silver clock face

Otto Keramik Ceramic Buffalo West German Pottery Fat Lava dup-review-publication in either red or grayOtto Gerharz. Who In 1951 As Operations Manager At Ruscha Keramik Invented What We Refer To Today As Fat Lava Glaze. He Set Up His Own Ceramic House " Otto Keramik " In 1964. Sadly He Passed Away A Few Months Ago , But His Son Otto Junior Continues His Legacy Still Producing Original Designs By His Father. Still Using The Original Moulds & Original Glazes. This Design Is The Larger Water Buffalo Style. Height 20cm , Width 11cm, Length 32cm. Every