Although best known for high quality porcelain dinnerware and figurines, Hutschenreuther also produced some of the most striking Pop Art vases and bowls; primary designer for these items was Renee Neue; also produced some of the most collectible white OpArt items, most designed by H. Fuchs.
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Started by Jakob Schwaderlapp and located in Baumbach.
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Just resting here until someone needs the space.
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Ariel, the fuzzzy bookend, here to hold this space for later.
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Studio with Otto Gerharz doing glazes and Kurt Tschörner doing most of the early shape designs; both men had previously worked with Ruscha; later taken over by Otto Jr. and still in operation, but glazes are generally less refined and less complex.
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