SCHMIDT & TUMMELEY FOR JUIST POTTERY 1 As with all vases in

As with all vases in the series

much of the work from this period was likened to the “Hollywood Regency” style

Designer WENDELIN STAHL Manufacturer WENDELIN STAHL Design Period 1960 to 1969 Production Period 1960 to 1969 Country of Manufacture Germany Identifying Marks This piece has an attribution mark Style Vintage

A pair of mid-century white crackle glaze lamps with original Maria Kipp shades produced by Wilshire House and attributed to Paul László

whose design earned first prize at the American Institute of Interior Decorators' annual competition

SCHMIDT & TUMMELEY FOR JUIST POTTERY 1 As with all vases inA beautiful blue and violet cylinder vase with hints of greenish yellow halos around scattered blue crystalline speckles. It was created in the 1960s on the small North Sea Barrier island of Juist by Annemarie Schmidt and Werner Tummeley. JUIST KERAMIK was the informal business name for an influential studio pottery established in 1948 by German potters Annemarie Schmidt (b. 1919) and Werner Tummeley (19201996). Juist, a remote and narrow German North