Jasba Keramik

27cm
It looks German to me, but from where?

Jasba, for sure

Hi, thanks again vhb64!
Everytime the numbers look like these ****/** it will be Jasba?
I need to learn so I'm not always asking.

Nope, the notation form number, separator (slash), size (cm) was very common in the 1950s, but there are other clues, position, font face (sans serif) and the missing of any other marks . The missing of any marks of origin is rather misleading. though. These plates #1916 are usually marked GERMANY and 1919/26 underneath.

Jasba form series of bowls and plates with numbers in the 1800 range
was possibly issued in the 1930s, bowl GERMANY 1901/31 1951,
your plate issued about 1955, with decor Jaspatina, 1955/56, with the decor
on your plate late 1950s i think. Similiar decor by Bay.

Volker (vhb64)

Ok Volker, thanks for all the precious information. It's really not so simple and I guess I will keep confusing some of the German brands.

Jasba 1579-30

Hi,
I would like to find out who is the author of these Venice ilustrations that appears in some Jasba pieces but also in different other german labels.
I'll be grateful if someone can help.
Rita

Here is another vase.

It seems to be the same illustrator of these vases:

http://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t3073p30-marzi-remy-hoehr-grenzhausen-1879-1996#59510

http://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t3073p15-marzi-remy-hoehr-grenzhausen-1879-1996#58157

Does anyone knows his name? Is he german?
Thanks,
Rita

One of the links was not correct, here is the right one:

http://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t3073p15-marzi-remy-hoehr-grenzhausen-1879-1996#59510

Candleholder 1913/15