Mid-Century Modern Striped Ceramic Cylindrical Vase

This is a tall, cylindrical ceramic vase featuring a distinctive vertical stripe pattern characteristic of Mid-Century Modern or Retro design, likely dating from the 1960s to 1970s. The vessel is constructed with a rounded rim and a uniform body that tapers slightly toward the base. Its decorative scheme consists of alternating vertical bands in a warm, earthy color palette, including shades of burnt orange, terracotta, deep mahogany brown, and thin cream or tan accent lines. The glaze appears to be a high-gloss finish, which enhances the saturation of the colors and provides a smooth, reflective surface. Physically, the vase stands as a substantial decorative floor or pedestal piece. Notable features include a small white adhesive label or price tag affixed to the upper third of the vessel, which currently obscures a small portion of the design. While no specific maker's marks are visible from this angle, the style is reminiscent of European art pottery, such as West German Pottery (Scheurich or Bay Keramik). The condition appears good with no large visible cracks or significant chips, though there is a subtle patina of surface dust consistent with display over time. The craftsmanship is evident in the precision of the glazed stripes and the symmetry of the form, representing a high-quality example of mass-produced mid-century studio pottery.