Ü-Keramik

History

Emerging in the post-war era of West Germany, Ü-Keramik quickly established itself as a beacon of innovative ceramic design. Founded during a time of cultural renewal, the brand combined time-honored craftsmanship with modern artistic experimentation, creating pieces that were both functional and strikingly original. Ü-Keramik’s collections drew inspiration from nature, abstract art, and traditional forms, resulting in organic shapes and vivid glazes that captured the era’s creative spirit. Known for its meticulous detailing and bold use of color, the brand played a significant role in revitalizing German ceramics during the mid-20th century. Today, Ü-Keramik stands as a historical testament to West German ingenuity and resilience, celebrated by collectors and design enthusiasts alike for its enduring aesthetic and cultural significance.

Forms:
375 | 1006 | 1574 | 1651 | 1722 | 1837

Decors:

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Ü-Keramik Marks

The company always used white clay for their products, form number and height are separated by a “/”. Some items to have a sticker, mostly labelled “Ü-Keramik”, sometimes with the company name in full: “Übelacker”. Earlier models might feature one of several versions of the stamp: some with just the “Ü” and the “Keramik”, some with the addition of “Handgemalt” (hand-painted), some with just the “Ü”.