Ceramics, porcelain and glass

Ceramic vase by Kähler featuring a decorative hand-glazed finish and classic Art Deco-inspired design with leaf motifs in blue, green, and warm golden tones. Signed HAK.
Denmark, circa 1920-1930

Finished in a light green crackle glaze with details in gold leaf. H: 29.5 cm.
Marked on the underside with model number 3342 and production number 457.
Denmark, circa 1940s.

Large Bjørn Wiinblad table lamp in dark glazed stoneware with gold leaf decoration. Organic form with richly detailed surface. Signed. H: 83 cm.
Denmark, 1970s

Large (H: 61 cm / 24 in) unique horned owl by Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, circa 1924–1935. Stoneware with Sung glaze.
Monogrammed “KK”, stamped, model no. 20191.

Beautiful Art Nouveau-inspired champagne cooler in earthenware by Daniel Folkman Andersen, produced by Michael Andersen & Son, Bornholm, circa 1920.
Stamped “MA&S”, model no. 1385. In perfect condition.

Beautiful ceramic vase with a cream glaze and delicate sgraffito decoration in warm yellow tones. A fine example of classic craftsmanship with elegant, organic detailing.
Height: 44 cm. Signed HAK underneath.
Denmark, 1920-1930

Rare large unique Art Deco floor vase in hand-thrown stoneware with crackled glaze and relief decoration of stylized deer in brown and blue tones. Signed. Excellent condition. Height: 58 cm.
Denmark, 1920–1930

Udført i dyb brun harepelsglasur med smukt farvespil. Ikonisk form med integreret hank og spalteskåret tud. H: 19 cm.
Fremstår i perfekt stand.

With cow horn relief decoration of stylized flowers and foliage. Signed HAK. Height 36 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920–30. 

Classic baluster form with stylized foliate relief, executed in glazed ceramic with a deep green glaze. Height: 28.5 cm.
Signed HAK to the base.
Denmark, circa 1910.

Glazed porcelain charger with classic Imari decoration in iron red, cobalt blue, and green, featuring an intricate floral motif.
Diameter: 62 cm.
Japan, Meiji period (1868–1912).

Siddende smuk kvinde i et enkelt, stiliseret formsprog. Sunglasur i brunlige og olivengrønne nuancer.
Signeret med monogram og Royal Copenhagens tre bølger. H: 47 cm.

Monumental unique glazed stoneware vase by Lene Regius with her characteristic narrative decoration, inspired by African art and COBRA. Executed in a rich yellow glaze with contrasting earth tones. Likely thrown in collaboration with Per Weiss. Signed.

Smukt dekoreret med levende sungglasur i gyldne og kobberbrune nuancer. Låg med reliefmotiv af Leda og svanen samt dekorativ bund med krebsdyr. Signeret og nummereret 560. Fremstår i perfekt stand.

Rare large stoneware figure of a Macaw by Armand Petersen (1891–1969), produced by Bing & Grøndahl in the 1930s. Beautiful matte-glazed surface in warm tones and an elegant sculptural presence. Very good condition. H: 42 cm.

Pair of Chinese porcelain jars, late Qing Dynasty (circa 1900). Decorated with butterflies and floral motifs on a deep blue ground, with lotus bud finials.
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).

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.