Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Freeform Vase, 1960s/70s
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Freeform vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful
Vintage 1960s Swedish Scandinavian Modern Vases
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Freeform Vase, 1960s/70s
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Freeform vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Freeform Vase in Glazed Stoneware
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Freeform vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Vase in Partially Glazed Stoneware
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful speckled
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Freeform vase, 1960s/70s
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Freeform vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful
Stoneware
$283
H 5.12 in W 4.73 in D 4.73 in
Curt M. Addin '1931-2007', Glumslöv, Candle Holder in Partially Glazed Stoneware
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Candle holder in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful
Stoneware
$519
H 5.91 in W 12.21 in D 4.73 in
Curt M. Addin '1931-2007' for Glumslöv, Large Freeform Vase, 1960s/70s
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Large freeform vase in partially glazed stoneware
Stoneware
Curt Magnus Addin, Vase, 1980s
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Paris, FR
« curt-m.addin». Sweden. Circa 1985. Dimensions Height : 30 cm Width : 13,3 cm Depth : 7 cm
Ceramic
Curt Magnus Addin, Tall vase, 1980s
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Paris, FR
twice « curt-m.addin, glumslöv » and signed « C.M.ADDIN ». Sweden. Circa 1985. Dimensions Height : 34,7
Ceramic
Curt Addin, Vase, Stoneware, Sweden, 1970s
Located in High Point, NC
— Curt m. Addin” signature on bottom
Stoneware
Curt M Addin, Semi-Glazed Stoneware Vase, Sweden, 1970s
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware vase designed and produced by Curt M Addin in his own studio, Glumslöv, Sweden, c. 1970s
Stoneware
Curt M Addin, Semi-Glazed Stoneware Vase, Sweden, 1970s
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware vase designed and produced by Curt Addin in his own studio, Glumslöv, Sweden, c. 1970s
Stoneware
Curt M Addin, Brutalist Semi-Glazed Stoneware Vase, Sweden, 1970s
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware vase designed and produced by Curt Addin in his own studio, Glumslöv, Sweden, c. 1970s
Stoneware
Swedish Curt M. Addin Semi Glazed Stoneware Vase, 1970's
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware vase designed and produced by Curt Addin in his own studio, Glumslöv, Sweden, c. 1970s
Stoneware
Swedish Curt M Addin Semi Glazed Stoneware Vase, 1970's
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware bowl designed and produced by Curt Addin in his own studio, Glumslöv, Sweden, c. 1970s
Stoneware
Swedish Curt M Addin Semi Glazed Stoneware Vase, 1970's
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware vase designed and produced by Curt Addin in his own studio, Glumslöv, Sweden, c. 1970s
Stoneware
Set of Six Sculptural Vases by Curt M Addin, Sweden 1980’s
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Valby, 84
Collection of six very sculptural brutalist vases by Swedish artist Curt Magnus Addin in Sweden in
Ceramic
Swedish Cart M. Addin Semi Glazed Stoneware Vase, 1970's
By Curt Magnus Addin
Located in Uccle, BE
Stoneware vase designed and produced by Curt M Addin in his own studio in Glumslöv, Sweden, c
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Bird in Partially Glazed Stoneware
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Bird in partially glazed stoneware. Swedish design, 1960s
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Freeform Vase in Glazed Stoneware
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Freeform vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful
Stoneware
Curt M. Addin for Glumslöv, Vase in Partially Glazed Stoneware
Located in København, Copenhagen
Curt M. Addin (1931-2007) for Glumslöv. Vase in partially glazed stoneware. Beautiful speckled
Stoneware
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