Description
Terra-sigillata, the ancient Roman technique of applying a fine slip to ceramic surfaces to produce a smooth, semi-lustrous finish, was revived by the Wormser pottery in Germany as the basis for a range of studio ceramics that combined classical form with a distinctly modern restraint, and this ewer, Model 232/2, is a characteristic example of the approach.
Made by Wormser Terra-Sigillata of Germany, this ewer features a rounded classical body with a narrow neck, curved handle, and a deep dark matte finish achieved through the terra-sigillata slip technique. The model number 232/2 is marked to the base, confirming its place in the documented Wormser production catalogue. The restrained silhouette and earthy surface give the piece a quiet sculptural presence that suits both collector-focused ceramic displays and contemporary interior arrangements. Wormser Terra-Sigillata pieces are increasingly sought after by collectors of German studio ceramics.
- Maker: Wormser Terra-Sigillata, Germany
- Model: 232/2
- Dimensions: 16 cm (H) x 9 cm (W)
- Condition: Visible condition as shown in images
- Features: Dark matte terra-sigillata finish, rounded body, narrow neck, curved handle
- Period: 20th century
- SKU: CBD-0055
A documented model number piece from the Wormser Terra-Sigillata catalogue. Suits collectors of German studio ceramics and those drawn to the classical ewer form in a modernist interpretation.
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