Carstens Tönnieshof West Germany Textured Fat Lava MCM Vase. 60s-70s #7564-20

RARE Carstens Tönnieshof West Germany Fat Lava Mid Century Modern Vase. Circa 1960s-early 70s. Form # 7564-20 appears to be the number on bottom. "20" refers to height (20 cm). Condition: An excellent example of mid-century West German pottery. In excellent condition. I do not see chips or cracks. There may be minor wear commensurate with age. Please view photos to get a comprehensive view of the pottery and feel free to ask questions. I am the second owner of the vase, which has been well cared for. From clean, smoke-free home. This vase is highly similar to the Carstens Tönnieshof vase listed on 1st Dibs for $548. This is not a valuation, but additional information. Link below. https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/decorative-objects/vases-vessels/vases/wabi-sabi-style-ceramic-vase-carstens-tonnieshof-west-germany-1960s/id-f_24498902/ Carstens Tönnieshof (1946-1977) history. "In 1892, brothers Christian and Ernst Carstens opened a ceramics factory in Brandenburg, E. Germany. By 1945, the company had collapsed from the onslaught of WW2. In 1947, the brothers re-established as CARSTENS-TÖNNIESHOF and relocated to West Germany. After 30 years they further expanded production to factories in Austria, Australia and South America but by 1984 closed down completely. The primary designers were Trude Carstens, Heinz Siery, Gerda Heuckeroth, Dieter Peter, Helmut Scholtis, Rudolph Christmann and A. Seide."