Roth Keramik

Shop label from holland

Two vases the same , one on the left , established as Roth and has label as well , red clay the lot , the other white clay and numbered 108/14

the vase on the right is also roth and I can match that glaze exactly to other pieces previously attributed to soendgen , I have saw soendgen marks an none of them match the pieces attributed to them .

dantheman wrote:a factory bought molds from Roth?

unlikely they bought the glaze as well isnt it ?, Dan , I honestly think roth have had a bigger output than first thought .

If you check out the kera keramik thread you will see the same pottery

big ed wrote:

the vase on the right is also roth and I can match that glaze exactly to other pieces previously attributed to soendgen , I have saw soendgen marks an none of them match the pieces attributed to them .

left and right look like Kera

Yes well the Kera Keramik is believed to be Walther Gerhards , apparently worked for soendgen then left to start own studio , some pieces marked WG , but ! and this the point the roth glaze mathches the kera, so did he design for roth as well ? unclear as yet , I can see no connection to soendgen whatsoever .

I have known workers to take molds and glazes from a factory when they leave

measuring just 4" high , these are pretty rare especially the white colour , only the second white roth I have seen .

mrtn wrote:Sure looks like one, but I am not sure if it is German at all. (red clay, no number visible)

[left]

Yes it is a Roth, found the same form but in the Roth blue and white lava design

Here is the blue/white lava version. No markings, but certainly a Roth.
Does anyone know the form version?

" alt="" />

" alt="" />