A footed bowl and a spherical vase by Gunnar Nylund for Nymölle, Denmark, c 1960. Terracotta coloured and dark brown stoneware, chamotted. Both pieces with yellow-glazed interiors. GN (1904-1997), famous for his work with various Swedish and Danish ceramic and glass manufacturers was the artistic director of the pottery in Nymölle c 1960. Both pieces with impressed signature Nymölle, Denmark, N mark and G. Nylund, the bowl with 5601 (probably a model number)...

A bowl and a small vase by Gunnar Nylund for Nymölle, Denmark, c 1960. Terracotta coloured and dark brown stoneware, chamotted. The little vase with yellow-glazed interior. GN (1904-1997), famous for his work with various Swedish and Danish ceramic and glass manufacturers was the artistic director of the pottery in Nymölle c 1960. The bowl with impressed signature Nymölle, Denmark, N mark and G. Nylund, the vase with impressed 55 (probably a model number)...

A large and absolutely incredible pipe ashtray with cork tapper, Italian, dating from the 1950’s. Made of pottery and covered all over with gilt leather, beautifully patinated. Designed as a bird’s head, faintly resembling the Egyptian god Thoth. The gilt leather with impressed modernist non-figurative decoration, intended to look Egyptian or African in style. Unsigned. Width: "10/ 25,5 cm. Condition: fine.

A white-glazed bowl with stylized relief decoration of leaves and twigs, by L.Hjorth, Denmark. Early impressed mark – without the stag (Scandinavian for hjort) mark used by the factory from 1927 onwards. Diameter "3 ¾ / 9,5 cm and height: "2 ¼ / 6 cm. Condition: fine

An English Bursley Ware bowl by Charlotte Rhead, 1920's, of square shape. Slip-glaze decoration of the Carnations pattern in blue and gilt on off-white, marbled ground. Factory mark and TL 40 = pattern number and the mark of the painter who applied the relief glaze colour, Mary Powell. Height: "2 ¼ / 6 cm, width (diagonally): "4 ¾ / 12 cm. Condition: fine. Please note that all the little dots and accents that unfortunately look brown on the photos are really in gilt.

A shell and algae pattern, basket weave cake plate with handles, by Belleek, Ireland. Typical Belleek glossy pearl-like glaze. 1980’s Gold mark on the back. Width, handles included, "10 ¼ / 26,5 cm. Condition: fine.

Green, gray and yellow glazed ceramic pendant with a sun-like, radiating motif. The back signed Vallauris in black. Vallauris was the French modernist pottery center where stars like Picasso were working and experimenting in the 1950’s and 60’s. Unusual. Height: "2 ¾ / 7 cm. Condition: fine

Finely made ceramic ear rings with clips from the 1950’s. Relief motif, glazed and gilt, handmade, reminding of Maya, Aztek or Inca. Height: "1 ¼ / 3 cm. Condition: fine

1950’s brooch or pin, relief motif of a Maya mask in white and gilt. Signed Irma, Sweden. Height: "1 ¾ / 4,2 cm. Condition: fine

Three bowls in Art Déco, two of the same shape and one more narrow and higher, from Royal Copenhagen, c 1930. Elegant decoration in gilt of stylized flowers and leaping rabbits, the background a matted beige and teal glaze. One with exterior decoration and the two lower bowls are decorated on the inside. All three bowls with the factory’s wave mark in under glaze blue, pattern number and designer’s /painter’s signature E R.N...

Rectangular, gilt-edged pin with relief decoration in colours and gilt of a man in Dutch folk costume and a pink tulip in front of a weather mill. Impressed mark: Frode. Height: "1 ½ /4 cm. Condition: fine.

Concave pin, the motif a young lady's head in blue and gilt, surrounded by flowers in black and white, all within a gilt border, c 1960. Width: "1 ¼ /3 cm. Condition: possibly some wear to the gilt border, otherwise fine.