Vintage 1950's 

Mid Century Modern

West Coast Indian Design

Signed by HERTA ( GERZ )

Art Pottery

Shallow Bowl / Dish

TOTEM THEME

Made in Canada

Approximately 8.25" by 7.24" by 1.5"

Very Nice Condition

About Herta Gerz:

Herta Gerz (1913-2005) was born in Germany. In 1952, Herta and her husband, Walter came to Vancouver. In 1955, they established a pottery which produced a wide range of colourful ceramics until 1967. They worked largely under the name of B.C. Ceramics where they had another partner. The pottery was in the Yaletown section of Vancouver.

Herta and Walter had a division of labour. Walter was a ceramic engineer and he looked after the technical areas - glazes, equipment.

Herta was a potter and she trained their staff and created the designs. Their work was sold by Eaton’s, Birks.


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All my items are sold as is :)  

Coin in pictures is to show size and scale. 


Important: I cannot delay shipping of items purchased. requires me to ship within 24 hrs. NO EXCEPTIONS, other than items purchased Fri - Sun, which are required to ship on the following Monday.


Important: I am required to ship to the buyers address ON FILE. doesn't allow for shipping to any other address. If you need an item shipped to a different address, you will need to add that address to your account PRIOR to purchasing. 


Important: Pottery & Ceramics may have factory imperfections, glaze skips, glaze pops, kiln marks, etc. These are common and should be expected for many types of pottery. I don't make a point to mention every small factory glitch. 


Important: When buying pre-owned or vintage items, please expect possible SIGNS OF USE even if not addressed in the listing, including: age wear, patina, scuffs, scratches, minor imperfections, etc.


If shipping is less than the stated price, I do refund the difference. 


Items ship within 24 hours Monday - Thursday. Items ordered on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, ship on the following Monday.


Please note: - I have no control of shipping costs.  

I ship from the Oregon Coast, if you're on the East Coast, shipping can be expensive for larger/heavier items.

The FEDEX and USPS Ground Advantage options are usually the least expensive shipping option.


Thanks for looking :)