 Ruscha
Shape 313 West German Pottery Description:
This West German pottery vase is Ruscha shape 313
designed by Kurt Tschörner and introduced in 1954.
This example is circa 1970. This is
already considered a classic among W. German
pottery and is destined to be a classic form for
mid century collectors.This is the third generation shape of 313 since Ruscha modified it twice sometime in the early to mid 1960s. Form: 313 Company: Ruscha Dimensions: Height is about  6 1/4" (slightly taller than the
original form). "Width" including the handle
is right around 8".Condition: is excellent with no damage and no repairs. Price: $145 plus shipping and insurance.  Shipping: Will vary
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