Nils Kähler, 1960s Chamotte Bowls

A trio of bowls decorated with an intense blue glaze, modeled with a stamped herringbone pattern.  Chamotte—also known as ‘grog’, ‘firesand’ or 'fireclay'—is calcined clay containing a high proportion of alumina and produces intense color and finish. With their deep turquoise color and herringbone design, these are classic Kähler! Will separate upon request. Signed Nils, HAK. Manufactured by Kähler.

8.5" Diameter x 5.5" H / 7.5" Diameter x 5" H / 6.5" Diameter x 4.5" H

Artist: Nils Kähler (1906-1979) was 4th generation Kahler and in 1940 together with his brother ran the workshop. Nils was the artistic director and his pieces were all signed ‘Nils’ to the underside of the base. The brothers went their separate ways in 1968 and the family pottery closed in 1974.