Applied Arts

Stoneware with maroon glaze with three holes for carnations / single flower.
On one side side relief a person kneeling in a flower bed.
Signed with monogram JJB, 1930s

Stoneware with an incredibly beautiful glaze in earthy tones. Height: 29 cm.
Stamped B&G Kjøbenhavn Denmark 174, D784

Franz Bergmann, 1838-1894
Stor Wienerbronze kande i mørkpatineret bronze med graveret motiver efter antikken. Signeret Bergmann.
Østrig ca. 1860

Stoneware decorated with a beautiful sun-yellow glaze. H: 31 cm.
Unsigned

Original iron armada box adorned with polychrome landscapes. Fully functional, key-operated, on original stand.
Holland or Germany, 1680-1720

Floor vase by Nils Kähler covered with a glossy turquoise glaze contrasted by the unglazed neck. H: 47 cm.
Signed HAK, Denmark 1960-1970

Stoneware with a dripping glaze in greenish and ocher shades. H: 53 cm.
Meiji period, 19th century

Tall cylindrical vase by Svend Hammershøi for Kähler. H: 48 cm.
Signed HAK S.
Denmark, approx. 1930

Set of six Qing Dynasty Pinewood open fretwork panels with delicate carvings.
Shanxi province, 17-18th century

Kähler bowl in glazed ceramic, Dia. 29 cm.
Red and blue shades on a gray base.
Signed HAK, Denmark 1930-1940

Black painted cast iron with classical Greek decorations.
Denmark, circa 1840

Unique vase in glazed stoneware.
H: 27 cm
Signed Jacob Bang 1970

Blue and white chinoiserie decoration.
Dia: 36 cm.
Netherland 18th century

Cylinder form vase in maroon glazed stoneware with strokes in a darker glaze.
Marked on base, Denmark 1960's

Shamisen (Japansk strengeinstrument) salt/peberbøsse. Japan 1930-1950

Decorated with classic Chinese symbols in bronze. Qing period, late 19th century.

Large stoneware floor vase by Jens Andreasen.
Signed, 1950's. Height: 46 cm.

Ming Dynasty hand carved table screen. From Shanxi Province 1500-1600.

Bronze with blue enamel base decorated with numerous flowers, reeds, a rabbit with fine line details in silver. Japan, Meiji period.

Rare 1600 - 1700 century buddhist house altar.

Large unglazed stoneware pot / floor vase.
Designed by Niels Kähler from the Kähler ceramic factory in Næstved, Denmark c. 1960.

Wood and canvas cabin trunk. The top with owner's initials B. L.
England approx. 1920.

Polychrome matt glaze with leaf work on a yellow base.
Signed: HÄK (Herman A. Kähler)