Vases

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.

Unique ceramic vase by Hedwig Bollhagen. Hand-decorated with stylised brown-glazed tigers and natural motifs. Signed HB and dated 1939. Height: 38 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.

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.

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.

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

Pair of colossal French floor vases in clay with beautiful polychrome Chinese motifs decorations in earth tones. France 1830-50.

One with an old repair on the inside.

Stoneware for Saxbo 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, 1920s

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

Chinese celadon porcelain, Qing dynasty, Kangxi (1662-1722), with Regence period Ormolu mountings. Marked "Escalier De crystal. Paris"

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

Tall stoneware floor vase with turquoise blue glaze. H. 56 cm.
Signed HAK
Denmark 1920-1930

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

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

Art Nouveau. From Nogawa workshop, seal marked at the bottom approx. 1890.