Ceramano ceramic mark guide:

Ceramano (West Germany) founded 1959 by J. Schwaderlapp (founded also Jasba)
Ceramano pieces are a high quality pruduction (to complement the factory production from Jasba)

Popular Designer: Hans Welling, Gerda Heuckeroth

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Ceramano marks-gallery:

Cermano paper label

Cermano "Dolomit" - 305 (bowl)

Ceramano - 401  (candle stick) : (fawn and brown clay) - one handsigned and one with label


Ceramano "Island" - 242 (vase)

Ceramano unsigned

Ceramano "Rubin" - 242 (vase)

Ceramano "Toscana" - 203 (vase)

Ceramano "Mäander" - 302/2 (bowl) - here with white clay

Much pieces are handsigned with "Ceramano" and "Handarbeit" followed by a number (this is the Form-No.).
Some ceramics are also signed with the decor name like "Dolomit", "Rubin", "Pergamon"- and sometimes not.
Much pieces were signed with the painters initials like "GH" for Gerda Heuckeroth or "HW" for Hans Welling

They used a dark brown clay on most of their pieces and sometimes a fawn/white clay.

Please note: you can not identify all pieces with their base marks, rather with their glazes or form-numbers. Collecting west german ceramics of the 1960/70s fat lava era is still a mostly uncovered collecting field with many, many sided secrets...

This mark gallery is still under construction! I would like to put in more and bigger pictures but you can only add 10 of them in this small size :-(
So i am going to write a guide about every popular manufacturer, in the next weeks... 

Thanks for now and feel free to visit my eBay-Shop for West German ceramics and much FAT LAVA vases --> EBAY-SHOP - FIREANDFLAMEDE

Kevin from Germany, Lower Saxony, Hildesheim
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