Ceramic & Stoneware

Ceramic dove sculpture with dark glaze and soft organic form. Signed Florentino on the underside.
Italy, circa 1970–80.

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.

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.

Rare, large stoneware dish, signed and dated 1987. Relief-decorated with organic patterns, the grooves filled with glossy light-grey glaze, while the raised areas appear in matte brown.
In perfect condition.

Beautiful organically shaped dish by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, 1960s.
Stoneware with an intense azure blue glaze, featuring a square pattern in the base and fluted details along the rim.
Perfect condition.

Elegant small vase by Danish ceramicist Jacob Bang, 1950s. Rounded body, slender neck with narrow mouth, blue-green glaze. Excellent condition.

Greek terracotta Mediterranean jar / garden vessel from the 20th century with a beautiful patina.
Perfect for the garden or orangery.
Height: 56 cm

Large and decorative 19th-century floor vase from Manchuria, China. Stoneware with warm reddish-brown glaze blending into olive green, with flowing dark and ochre streaks. The shoulder features a distinctive hammered texture. Height: 78 cm.

Handmade Mediterranean terracotta jar from the early 1900s. Beautiful patina, decorative, and perfect for garden or orangery. Height: 95 cm.

Stoneware lidded jar with oxblood glaze, mounted with partially gilded and patinated bronze. Designed by Kresten Bloch and Knud Andersen for Royal Copenhagen, 1957.
Signed and first quality. H 21 cm, Dia. 19 cm.

Small unique stoneware vase with white-grey glaze, designed by Eva Stæhr-Nielsen for Saxbo, c. 1932–1951. H: 13 cm.
Signed on the base.

Female figure in glazed ceramic, hand-painted and signed by Bjørn Wiinblad. Composed of five separate parts and richly decorated in green, blue, black, and white tones with characteristic ornaments and floral motifs.
Denmark, 1971

Large unique sculpture of two courting bears in glazed ceramic with a beautiful copper-based glaze. Created and signed by Carl Johan Bonnesen (1868–1933), c. 1900.
Dimensions (cm): H: 40 | W: 60 | D: 35