’50s MARZI & REMY FOLDED BOWL WITH WHITE ON BLUE CRAWL GLAZE ART034 Maker’s mark and form number

Maker’s mark and form number are impressed on the base

volcanic glaze of white over brown suggests marshmallow and chocolate

These unique creations are among the finest to have come out of MAS

Early klinkers were simply the accidental byproducts of brickmaking

The growing prosperity in the 1950s ensured a favorable climate where design and originality matched perfectly

’50s MARZI & REMY FOLDED BOWL WITH WHITE ON BLUE CRAWL GLAZE ART034 Maker’s mark and form numberThis late 1950s era stoneware bowl features a folded rim and a beautiful crawl glaze of white on light blue. It is decorated with thin black lines that divide the surface into diamond shaped quadrants, highlighted with overlapping red and yellow dots. This dcor is one of several types of crawl or shrink glaze (Schrumpfglasur, in German) produced by MARZI & REMY from the late 1950s into the early 1960s. Its distinctive texture results when the glaze