Fiuma Tea Service by Eva Zeisel for SMF, 1930s, Set of 27

Tea set for twelve people fiuma
design eva zeisel for smf schramberg majolika fabrik

the service consists of a teapot, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and twelve cups with saucers

origin germany
period 1930s
designer eva zeisel was a hungarian-american industrial designer known for her innovative work in ceramics and the design of everyday objects. Born on november 13, 1906 in budapest, hungary, zeisel had a prolific career that spanned much of the 20th century and had a significant impact on modern design. Zeisel began his career as an apprentice in a pottery factory in budapest. Subsequently, he studied at the royal academy of fine arts in budapest. In 1928, he began working as a freelance designer, obtaining commissions from various european factories. One of eva zeisel’s most significant collaborations was with schramberg majolika fabrik, a ceramic factory located in schramberg, germany. The collaboration with schramberg majolika fabrik took place during the 1930s, a crucial period in the development of modern design in europe. Zeisel’s work for schramberg reflected a modern, functional approach to design, characterized by fluid forms and clean lines. He introduced design elements that were both innovative and practical, helping to make schramberg ceramics not only beautiful but also functional. Zeisel was influenced by the bauhaus movement and european modernism, elements which she incorporated into her creations for schramberg. His ability to combine aesthetics and functionality led to a series of products that were cutting edge for their time.
brand schramberg majolika fabrik founded in 1820, schramberg majolika fabrik was known for producing high-quality artistic ceramics and everyday objects. During the time of the collaboration with zeisel, the factory was trying to modernize its product lines and adapt to new emerging design styles.
fiuma model
materials decorated majolica
teapot dimensions: height: 18 cm length: 19 cm width: 14 cm
conditions the service is in excellent condition, as can be seen from the attached photos. We would like to point out a couple of small retouched chips on the spout and at the base of the teapot. Evaluate through the attached photos. this piece has an attribution mark,
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