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From 1936 he lived in Zurich and worked as a freelancer at the Waidberg ceramics studio
it is marked by hand on the base with the model and size numbers
a company he designed for from 1954 well into the '70s
The pioneering range has since become an icon of Scandinavian ceramic design
which in 1990 merged with Orrefors AB to form Orrefors Kosta Boda
TALL SCHEURICH TEARDROP WITH FRUIT MOTIF Nr. 529/38 BIG BOY From 1936 he lived inTechnically a floor vase, this 1960s era SCHEURICH KERAMIK teardrop could work equally well on a table or other raised surface. It measures 15 inches tall and is decorated with a pastel fruit motifin shades of blue, yellow, and pinkoutlined in black on a speckled white ground with a black interior. SCHEURICH KERAMIK had its origins in a joint venture launched in 1928 by Alois Scheurich (d. 1968) and his cousin Fridolin Greulich in the small town of
