Lot #38: Vintage Bright Orange MCM Fat Lava Ceramic Jug

The item in the image is a "Fat Lava" style ceramic jug, likely produced in West Germany during the mid-20th century. This style is characterized by its thick, textured glazes that resemble flowing lava, in bold colors of orange and black. Here's a breakdown of key features and information: Origin: West German pottery from the 1960s and 1970s. Style: "Fat Lava" is a term for the thick, textured, and often multi-colored glazes used on these pieces. Materials: Typically made from clay with a thick, layered glaze. Design: The jug features a bulbous body, a handle, and a spout, with the signature "fat lava" glaze in a combination of orange and black. Manufacturers: Many companies produced "Fat Lava" pottery, including Scheurich, Carstens Tönnieshof, Jasba Keramik, and Ü-Keramik. Function: Primarily decorative items, often used as vases or jugs. Pickup category timeslot {A}