Ceramic & Stoneware

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 stoneware eagle sculpture designed by Karl Larsen for Royal Copenhagen in 1947. Finished in a stunning Sung glaze with green and brown tones. Numbered 3/15.

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

Beautiful stoneware vase with a decorative glaze in soft shades of rose, dusty green, and blue-grey
Signed C. Greber. Height: 19 cm.
France, circa 1920

Stoneware with beautiful Sung glaze, decorated with relief motifs of biblical significance: a figural composition on one side and a vase-and-bowl motif on the reverse. Signed on the base. H: 22.5 cm.
Denmark, 1921–1928.

Elegant stoneware pitcher with a rich brown glaze, designed by Danish ceramist Erik Rahr. Marked on the base with both the Saxbo hallmark and the initials E.R.
Height: 23.5 cm. Excellent vintage condition.

Rare, large unique ceramic dish hand-decorated by Bjørn Wiinblad in 1970. Features a classic female portrait and vibrant polychrome glaze. Signed and made in Denmark.

Lidded stoneware jar with a rich mottled brown glaze. Signed with the monogram E.R. and the Saxbo mark.
Perfect condition.

Handcrafted ceramic vase glazed in blue and green colors and graphic motif in black and white. Height: 15 cm.
Signed on the bottom.

Handcrafted ceramic vase glazed in coral, red and yellow colors and a graphic motif in black and white. Height: 11,5 cm.
Signed on the bottom.

Handcrafted ceramic vase with a green glaze and graphic motif.
Height: 11 cm.
Signed on the bottom

Rare fish plate crafted in earthenware and decorated with colorful motifs of fish, birds, and flowers. Inscription along the rim: "Fish and birds I gladly swallow".
Made in Southern Jutland, Denmark, 1749

A unique stoneware vase with a earthy glaze in tones of brown, red, green, and yellow. Height: 42 cm.
Signed with monogram “JM", 1950's

Knapstrup ceramic vase crafted in ceramic with a beautiful bluish glaze. H: 40 cm.
Denmark, 1950's

Height: 58 cm (22.8 inches). Crafted in ceramic with a glaze in blue, yellow, and natural white tones. Features an abstract, cubist design with geometric patterns and a deep blue glazed interior. Elegant and timeless craftsmanship.

Featuring a deep blue base glaze, decorated with cow horn technique forming intricate leaf and floral motifs in green, light yellow, and red glazes. 
Signed: HAK on the bottom (Herman A. Kähler).
Denmark c. 1930

Large Kähler floor vase with yellow uranium glaze featuring a vibrant yellow uranium glaze with subtle matte orange areas, naturally occurring as part of the glaze's distinctive character. H: 47 cm.
Signed "HAK" (Herman A. Kähler) on the bottom.
Denmark, circa 1930.

Large decorative Kähler ceramic vase with a light (beige) base glaze, decorated with black glaze.
Signed on the bottom: HAK (Herman A. Kähler).
Denmark, 1930s.

Unique ceramic vase featuring sculpted organic patterns in a white glaze, accented with subtle tones of pink and brown that enhance its dynamic form. Signed "HAK" on the base for Kähler.
Denmark 1920's

Small ceramic vase decorated with a striking metallic crystallizations hades of blue and yellow. H: 13 cm.
Signed 'Ferraro' on the base. 
From the city of Vallauris in France

Featuring organic geometric patterns in both glaze and relief. The glaze shifts subtly between light red, brown, and blue tones. Purchased directly from Weiss in the 1990s, the vase is in perfect condition. With a height of 80 cm and a diameter of 75 cm, it has a commanding presence. Stamped by Per Weiss.

Large planter in light grey stoneware. Height: 33 cm | Diameter: 33.5 cm.
Signed on the base with "HAK" (Kähler).
Denmark, 1950-1960