Marburger Pottery House

The pottery in Töpferhuus was founded in 1809. The Marburg “Dipperchen” are known beyond the borders. Decorative and utensils were made in the typical colors of reddish brown, brown, blue and green. Since the company was founded, many family members have made pottery to earn a living. In 1876, the company founder Johann Heinrich Schneider died, and his two sons Bernhard and Ludwig and finally his grandson Manfred, who had learned the trade in their father's business, continued the work.
Marburg is a pottery town, but unfortunately the pottery had to close its doors at the beginning of 2021.

It's a pity that the pottery in this building no longer exists.

It is one of the most impressive and detailed half-timbered houses on Steinweg in the historic upper town of Marburg and the parent company of Marburg pottery. Tableware for everyday use in numerous shapes, colors and designs. Because of the 400-year tradition of the famous Marburg pottery, the residents born in the city are jokingly called "Marburg Dippercher".On January 31, 2021, the last pottery factory remaining in Marburg ceased operations.
Source: myheimat.de/marburg/c-kultur/das-marburger-toepferhaus-schliesst_a3223440