Ceramics, porcelain and glass

Sjælden stor stentøjsfigur af ara papegøje af Armand Petersen, udført hos Bing & Grøndahl i 1930’erne.
Smuk mat, nuanceret glasur i varme toner og elegant skulpturelt udtryk. H: 42 cm.

Udført med dyb blå bund og rigt dekoreret med blomster, sommerfugle og botaniske motiver i klare farver. Låg med stiliseret lotusknop i lys grøn glasur. H: 25 cm /  Dia: 22 cm.

Glaseret keramik i varme gyldne nuancer med håndmalet dekoration i blå og grønne toner. Art Nouveau-inspireret motiv med blomster og bladværk samt fine mørke konturlinjer. Med låg og tre små fødder. Danmark, ca. 1920–30.

Elegant white-glazed ceramic vase by Svend Hammershøi for Kähler, Denmark, c. 1920–30. Fluted body with small handles and a timeless, classical design.

Lidded porcelain jar by Knud Andersen for Royal Copenhagen, 1933. Burnt orange crackle glaze with fluted body and bronze lid and base. Engraved and dated. Excellent condition.

Kähler floor vase in earthenware with an Art Deco-inspired green glaze and dark horizontal band decoration. Classical form with rounded body and gently flaring neck. Signed HAK to the base. H: 49 cm.
Denmark, c. 1920–1925.

Rare large stoneware floor vase hand-painted in green on white glaze with floral decoration. Two-part construction.
Signed and dated, 1974.

Vintage Strömbergshyttan glass vase in heavy crystal with a silver-blue tint and engraved motif.
Signed and numbered on the base (1134/350).

Rare stoneware vessel with bronze mounting and beautiful organic glaze in reddish, brown and blue-green tones and decorative dragon handles.
Denmark, circa 1950.

Sjælden stor unika lågkrukke af glaseret keramik designet af Bjørn Wiinblad. Dekoreret med smuk grøn-brun glasur og reliefornamentik. Signeret. Højde ca. 74 cm.
Danmark, ca. 1960–1970

Designed by Hans Hansen and Svend Nielsen, decorated by Oluf Jensen with a motif of bleeding hearts. Lid and base in patinated and gilt bronze by Knud Andersen. First quality – perfect condition.
Denmark, 1933.

Small studio stoneware dish. Rich brown glaze in warm, earthy tones with subtle variations along the rim. H: 4.5 cm | Ø: 24.5 cm
Signed with monogram.
Denmark, 1930's

Blue-glazed stoneware with hand-painted calligraphy on lid and body. Flattened form with short neck and shoulder perforations.
China, late Qing Dynasty, c. 1900

Classic rounded form with subtly defined neck and a rich brown glaze with golden and green nuances. H: 17 | Dia: 12.5 cm
Denmark, 1950's

Early 20th-century Kähler ceramic vase with vibrant yellow-orange uranium glaze and sculptural cylindrical form.
Signed HAK. Height 30.5 cm.

Sculpturally modelled with vertical relief. Brown-grey glaze with emerging blue/turquoise tones and deep blue interior. Signed E.S.N. and stamped Saxbo. H: 50 cm, Ø: 35 cm.

Wall-mounted ceramic relief designed by Jeanne Grut for Royal Copenhagen circa 1962. Faience relief with a deep blue glaze, inspired by the prehistoric coelacanth.
Measurements (cm): L: 108 | H: 56 | D: 16

Figur i terracottafarvet ler af Bengt Lissegårdh, forestillende en siddende nøgen kvinde i rolig positur.
Signeret “Lissegårdh” og nummereret 22/30.
Sverige, midt-1900-tallet.

Elegant Canton export ginger jar in white porcelain with blue floral and leaf decorations. Original profiled hardwood lid.
Qing dynasty, China, 1840-1880.

Elegant Canton export ginger jar in white porcelain with blue floral and leaf decorations. Original profiled hardwood lid.
Qing dynasty, China, 1840-1880.

Round stoneware bowl by Beate Andersen. Turquoise blue glaze, signed and dated on the base. Height 16 cm, diameter 12.5 cm. Modern style. Excellent condition.
Denmark, 1987

Unglazed ceramic vessel by Kähler, crafted in chamotte clay with a beautiful warm tone. Height 51 cm.
Made around 1930 and signed HAK Denmark at the base. Mint condition.

Unique stoneware vase by Patrick Nordström, Islev 1928. Green-toned glaze. Signed with monogram and year. Minor firing flaw at base.

Elegant stoneware vase decorated with Sung glaze in warm earthy tones.
Signed with monogram and stamped Royal Copenhagen, 1950's