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German vase made by 'Gerz', made of earthenware decorated with salt-glaze, and sticking out decorations. cobalt blue in the Neo-Renaissance style, signed Width including the handle: 22 cm, Height: 36 cm. (* Peter Gerz II's pottery factory was established in 1835. It was located in Lucerne, Switzerland. Peter's son, Simon Peter Gerz I, joined the business in 1857. Only five years later, in 1862, he received the approval of the government and the new name of the factory became: Gerz & Sohne A stamp of a jug inside a triangle is the most common factory mark of Gerz. It was first introduced around 1900 - from the Agopedia). Period: 20th century
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German vase made by 'Gerz', made of earthenware decorated with salt-glaze, and sticking out decorations. cobalt blue in the Neo-Renaissance style, signed Width including the handle: 22 cm, Height: 36 cm. (* Peter Gerz II's pottery factory was established in 1835. It was located in Lucerne, Switzerland. Peter's son, Simon Peter Gerz I, joined the business in 1857. Only five years later, in 1862, he received the approval of the government and the new name of the factory became: Gerz & Sohne A stamp of a jug inside a triangle is the most common factory mark of Gerz. It was first introduced around 1900 - from the Agopedia). Period: 20th century
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