Töpfermuseum im Eulerhof Zöller
Private pottery museum in a Westerwald pottery with a listed kiln and an exhibition on salt-glazed stoneware.
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About the museum
The Eulerhof in Ransbach-Baumbach, located in the Westerwald Kannenbäckerland region, has been a pottery business since 1886. At that time, the potter Jakob Zöller acquired the residential house, workshop and kiln and produced the traditional blue-grey stoneware there. Today, the great-grandson of the founder, master ceramicist Michael Gerharz, runs the pottery as a family business.
A private museum is integrated into the workshop. On display is a listed 17th-century jug kiln (Kannenofen) with the preserved kiln house and firing chamber. An exhibition is devoted to salt-glazed stoneware. The workshop and sales rooms are part of the tour.
Highlights
- Listed jug kiln from the 17th century
- Exhibition on salt-glazed stoneware
- Insight into the working pottery workshop
- Family business since 1886
- Operated by
- Töpferei Zöller Eulerhof (Familienbetrieb)
Admission & discounts
| Groups (15+ people) | €2.60 per personGuided tour of the workshop, private museum and historic jug kiln, per person |
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Guided tours only by arrangement and for groups of 15 or more.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Visits and guided tours are by registration only, at 02623 2316. |
