This is an interesting 1960s or early 1970s Sgraffito terracotta vase.
It has a mark on the base which I think is the German word for Handmade. It also has two incised numbers which you often find on West German Wekara ceramics. The numbers are 90 and 20.
It is not marked with an impressed Wekara mark but stylistically it looks very like pieces made by Alfred Krupp for Wekara.
It is certainly a fine and most attractive piece of North European studio or art pottery. The main body of the pot is hand thrown and is made from an attractive terracotta-coloured clay.
The Brutalist decoration of abstract zig-zags has been etched into the surface and then coloured with washes of beige, chocolate brown and black.
It is a nice large size and measures some 8 inches in height and is 5 1/2 inches in diameter at the widest point. The base has a diameter of 3 inches. It is quite a chunky pot and has a good bit of weight to it; 1.2 kg unpacked.
It will be sent to you in the UK only as a Royal Mail Medium Size Parcel. This will be applied to your order at the checkout.