W. German Pottery Vase in Light Brown and Green "Foligno" Decor - Form 289-18 - Scheurich - c.1970s Royal Homes of Britain French workshop attribution (in the

French workshop attribution (in the manner of Legras or Portieux/Vallerysthal)

during the 1960s

Featuring an enchanting Art Deco design

Made in Lorraine

The Indian Tree pattern was first produced in 1802 by the Coalport Company in the Staffordshire District of England

W. German Pottery Vase in Light Brown and Green "Foligno" Decor - Form 289-18 - Scheurich - c.1970s Royal Homes of Britain French workshop attribution (in theEmbodying mid century elegance, this Scheurich 289 18 "Foglio" vase in subdued green brings a stunning touch of nature inspired design to your space. Featuring a distinctive hand coloured leaf motif, the textured surface is reminiscent of majolica's rich, glossy finish. The deep green hues, accentuated by Scheurichs renowned craftsmanship, evoke the beauty of nature while the leaf design adds a delicate, organic flair. Produced in West Germany during