Geza De Vegh

A truly gorgeous duo of male and female Art Deco figural heads sculptured by Geza De Vegh for Lamberton Scammell China Company.

Geza de Vegh, a Hungarian-American artist, sculpted an ambitious, consistently elegant series of sculptural pieces for the Lamberton Scammell China company in Trenton, New Jersey.

Enrobed in a pale caramel-hued glaze, this classic example of stylized Art Deco sculpture was created by Geza de Vegh, an important artist and ceramicist who created a line of porcel...

Powerfully and gracefully expressed, this large, very fine sculpture -- probably by an important figure such as Albert Wein or Geza de Vegh -- depicts a farm worker with one hand hol...

This piece, however, was sculpted by a renowned ceramicst and painter -- Geza de Vegh -- who also co-authored a major text on pottery-making: The Craft of Ceramics published in 1956.

Geza de Vegh (1905-1989) art deco ceramic figure for the Phoenix Pottery Co.

Signed faintly Geza De Vegh on back, bearing green mark Lenox mark.

Grouping of three works designed in the early 1930's by Geza de Vegh for Lamberton Scammell china works of Trenton, NJ.

Extremely rare, this unique vase by Geza de Vegh, one of the most influential ceramic artists of the 1930s and 1940s, survived the destruction of the artist's studio collection in la...

Sculpted by a renowned ceramicst and painter -- Geza de Vegh -- this is a rare porcelain piece with a lustrous black glaze produced by Lamberton Scammell in Trenton, New Jersey.

This very rare Art Deco porcelain vase was sculpted by a renowned ceramicist and painter -- Geza de Vegh -- and produced by Lamberton Scammell in Trenton, New Jersey.

An especially large and rare example of Geza De Vegh's stylized Art Deco sculpture, this figure of ‘Abundance’ is shown holding a sheaf of wheat in her lap, amidst layers of drapery.

Bathed in a lovely shade of pale caramel, this rare pair of stylized Art Deco sculptures depict female figures holding a scroll in one case, and a bouquet of flowers in the other. Th...

Although dating from the 1930s and quintessentially Art Deco, this piece was inspired by Greek and Etruscan sculpture. It was sculpted by Geza de Vegh, a Hungarian-American artist, a...

The only examples we have ever seen, this extraordinarily rare pair of creamy-white porcelain luminaires featuring Leda and the Swan on one side and Pomona on the other, internally-l...

An American Art Deco bust pair designed by Geza de Vegh (1905-1989) for Lenox (formerly the Ceramic Art Company) of Trenton, New Jersey, dating circa 1930s.