Rare studio stoneware vase made by Jacob Bang (son of Arne Bang) for the Arne Bang Studio. A lovely piece of mid century pottery. Incised: Jacob AB monogram 17 Danmark. 9 inches tall. Mint condition.
Modern stoneware vase made by Desiree, Denmark. There are not many of these items around, as the workshop only existed for a short time. Fully signed: Désirée Stentøj Denmark. Excellent condition. 6 inches tall.
Modern stoneware vase made by Desiree, Denmark. There are not many of these items around, as the workshop existed only for a short time. Fully signed: Désirée Stentøj Denmark. Excellent condition. 6 inches tall.
Faience BACA vase designed by Johanne Gerber for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Produced 1969-74. Signed, marked, and numbered. Mint condition. 7 1/2 inches tall.
A beautiful piece of Scandinavian design made by Conny Walther (b. 1931), Denmark. Chamotte stoneware vase with impressed pattern. Marked CW (impressed). Mint condition. 4 3/4 inches tall.
Studio stoneware vase with glazing in brown shades and impressed decoration designed by Valdemar Petersen for Bing & Grondahl, Copenhagen, Denmark. The vase is pictured on page 40, Scandinavian Art Pottery Denmark and Sweden, Robin Hecht. Impressed VP monogram, B&G (three towers) 7229. Mint condition. 5 inches tall. Diameter: 6 1/5 inches.
Owl figurine designed by Carl-Harry Stalhane, Rorstrand, Sweden. Stoneware with mottled blue/beige glazing. Perfect condition. Marked: R three crowns Sweden CHS. 3 1/2 inches tall.
Studio stoneware vase with haresfur glazing in brown shades designed by Valdemar Petersen for Bing & Grondahl, Copenhagen, Denmark. Impressed VP monogram, B&G (three towers) Kjobenhavn Denmark 25. Excellent condition. 4 inches tall. Diameter: 4 1/4 inches.
Faience vase from the BACA series designed by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen in the 1970s. Decorated with symbols in beige, brown, and yellow colors. First quality. Signed: Royal Copenhagen, crown, 3 waves, Denmark, Fajance, and Nils Thorsson. Monogram 723/3208. Mint condition. 7 inches tall.
