RUSCHA KERAMIK ‘SCHEUENDE PFERDE’ WALL TILE 782/3 JACK with specks of glossy red

with specks of glossy red

and lotteries attracted the attention of the GUSTAVSBERG PORCELAIN FACTORY

warp calculation and became proficient with weaving on both mechanical (jacquard) and hand looms

and bowls to sell there

The son of Horace (H

RUSCHA KERAMIK ‘SCHEUENDE PFERDE’ WALL TILE 782/3 JACK with specks of glossy redAn extra large, vertical wall tile from RUSCHA KERAMIK depicting two rearing horses on a red and brown, fat lava background. The dcor, 'Scheuende Pferde' ('Shying Horses'), was designed in 1968. The tile is numbered 782 3 and is initialed inverso by the unknown artist ("E. M.") who painted it. RUSCHA KERAMIK launched in 1948 when Rudolf Schardt assumed the management of Klein & Schardt, his father Georg's ceramics factory in the town of Rheinbach,