German dish - probably Scheurich

The dish is 32 x 23 cm. White clay. That's all the information I have.
Where is this 334/32 coming from?

Thx!

334 is the shape or form number , 32 is the length in cm

Thank you big ed, but that's something I expected everybody already would understand. What I'm interested in is which German pottery was doing this shape 334.

oh ! sorry I thought you were asking about the numbers , no idea about the pottery ,looks like scheurich , but volker or someone else will know .

Found a Ruscha jug with form number 334

Also Fohr with same number , so you can't always rely on just a number.

I hope you don't mind me bumping this one.

I'm not sure, but Scheurich made plates and bowls in their 300-series. The glaze and the form number really looks like Scheurich and they often had pieces just with the number, without the additional word "Germany" or "Foreign". And the simple decor is also very common on Scheurich pieces which often were pure mass production, some of them with just a few stripes, what in some cases can not really be called a "decor". I would say it was made between 1958 - 1962.

Thank you, Ralf. That's at least useful information. :-)

Okay, now I know for sure: it's Scheurich. I found it in a warehouse catalogue from 1960 by a company that was distributing Scheurich back then. Your plate has been pictured there: form 334 (same shape), 32 cm.

"Papier ist geduldig" as we say in Germany. "Again no proof", Ralf,
I do not like your "unwillingness to share" the 401++ catalogs
you inherited from your father ... You have been warned.

Volker

PS "It´s difficult not to write satire"

Oh yes it's true. Sorry for that. No proof. To be honest, I got this catalog in the cellar together with 400+ other ones. But I know a guy who also got 400+. Does it mean we have 800+ together?

Ralf, show us your catalog "or ..."

Argh! Under Pressure! So I have to....



To all others: It is Volker's catalog, so he decided to publish it! Does it mean "he shared"? Oops, he did it again....

Like these

It's great to see my plate in this catalogue of Scheurig. As if it really starts to exists from now on. Or something like it. :-)

Thank you Ralf, for all the information and for sharing.

Zijperspace wrote:As if it really starts to exists from now on. Or something like it. :-)

You're welcome!

I really know what you mean with "start to exist". I've already had this feeling a few times when I found pics or catalogues to an item from my collection. The piece has got a "name" from then on and you see it from a different point of view. That's fun!