Iconic and very sculptural stoneware teapot. In a modernist style, from the famous "Ringeling" series.

This major post-war piece was created in 1965 by the Dutch master potter and designer Herman Zaalberg (II) for the famous Potterij Zaalberg in Zoeterwoude (Netherlands). This work is distinguished by its organic, pure lines and its raw texture with a Scandinavian spirit.

The body features a matte iron gray (or brown shadow sand) glaze of beautiful mineral density.

It is topped with its characteristic concave lid, entirely covered with a satin chocolate brown glazed finish that creates a superb interplay of materials. The base displays its official factory stamp embossed into the mass, certifying its historical authenticity.

A jewel of mid-20th century design for ceramics enthusiasts. Characteristics: • Designer / Master potter: Herman Zaalberg (II) • Manufacture: Potterij Zaalberg (Netherlands) • Collection / Archive model: Ringeling (1965) • Material: Heavy stoneware fired at high temperature. • Dimensions: Length (spout to handle) 24 cm | Width 16 cm | Height 13 cm. • Condition: Mint condition. The raw material and the glazes of the lid have retained their superb original freshness. L: 24 l: 16 H: 13