Mid-Century Ceramic Dish with Fruit Still-Life Motif

A large, hand-decorated ceramic dish glowing in deep red, with a bold fruit still-life across its surface. The sgraffito lines, strong contrasts, and painterly energy are straight out of San Marino’s ceramic tradition — but this piece was in fact produced by Scheurich in West Germany, blending Italian flair with German craftsmanship.

Scheurich was one of Europe’s biggest ceramic makers of the mid-20th century, and their export collections often drew inspiration from popular Mediterranean styles of the time. This dish, model 334-32, is a perfect example: vivid, eclectic, and full of presence. Collectible Scheurich pieces of this scale are not easy to come by, especially with such strong decoration, which makes this a rare find.

With its generous size and luminous glaze, it makes a statement on a table, sideboard, or wall. A piece that brings both warmth and character to any interior.

✦ Size 33 × 24 cm, height 5.5 cm
✦ Material: Glazed ceramic
✦ Decoration: Fruit motif in Italian/San Marino sgraffito style
✦ Manufacturer: Scheurich
✦ Model: 334-32 (stamped on base)
✦ Period: 1970s
✦ Origin: West Germany
✦ Excellent vintage condition - minimal signs of age

ABOUT SCHEURICH
Scheurich, founded in 1928 in Kleinheubach, West Germany, became one of the largest producers of ceramics in postwar Europe. Known for bold colours, versatile forms, and a knack for picking up on international trends, their pieces remain highly collectible today.

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