Hares Fur

Gunnar Nylund stoneware "GN ARH" vase for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1950s. Blue hares fur glazed

Stoneware vase designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane. Hand made at Rörstrand in the 1950s. Black "hares

the 1950s. The vase is made from stoneware with a hare fur glaze shifting in between light brown and

cm Vessel with hares fur glaze: H 2 cm, D 3.3 cm

yellow green, brown hare fur glaze. Good vintage condition with small uneven parts and mark

Danish ceramic table lamp with a dense grey hares fur type glaze. Similar to the techniques

Rare set of seven Swedish mid century stoneware / ceramic vases and bowls in blue brown hare fur

Large blue vase with hare fur glaze designed by Berndt Friberg for Gustavsberg studios in the 1950s

A footed aquamarine hares fur glaze vase by Eva Stæhr Nielsen for Saxbo. Stamped with the Saxbo yin

Studio stoneware jug by the danish ceramist Hans Nielsen Buch. Dusty and earthy hare fur glazes I

Unusual vase shaped wall sconce with deconstructed brutalist styling and hares-fur glaze. Studio

Sweden in the 1950s. Beautiful glazed vases with nice lines. That typical hares fur glaze made at

"pistol" jug. Hare fur glaze in shades of brown. Model 100. Mid-20th century. Marked with Ying Yang mark

, circa 1950s–1960s. Featuring an organic ribbed form with a richly textured hare’s fur / flowing glaze in

in brown hares fur glaze, d: 15.5 cm, h: 8 cm, very good condition

blue / brown hare fur glaze by Berndt Friberg produced by Gustavsberg Sweden, 1970s. All three vases

. Lovely mottled glaze on center and hare’s fur reddish brown glaze on bottom with incised design of

a creative director for Röstrand were he developed his famous ‘’Hare’s-Fur’’ matte glazed vases and

a creative director for Röstrand were he developed his famous ‘’Hare’s-Fur’’ matte glazed vases and

Small conical vase executed with spotted teal green hares fur type glaze. It is a a rare one made

Harry Stålhane. Made in Sweden in the 1950s. Beautiful glazed vases with nice lines. That typical hares

Hand-thrown ceramic table lamp from the 3300 series, model 3311, with a subtle hare’s fur glaze in

with hares fur glaze in green/sage by Palshus, Denmark. Palshus was established by Annelise and Per

Mid-Century Modern bowl in glazed ceramic by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand. Dramatic hare fur glaze in

Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur glaze with stains of brown. Good vintage condition

Lindberg. The subtle softness of the hares fur technique is a testimony of this.

Nylund. Great looking vases with that characteristic hare fur glaze. These ones in earthy tones color

Nylund. Great looking vases with that characteristic hare fur glaze. These ones in deep green, black

Nylund. Great looking vases with that characteristic hare fur glaze. These ones in brown, bright brown

Nylund. Great looking vases with that characteristic hare fur glaze. These ones in deep green, black

Nylund. Great looking vases with that characteristic hare fur glaze. These ones in deep green, black

Nylund. Great looking vases with that characteristic hare fur glaze. These ones in light grey brown color

, lends the surface a lifelike and textured quality, evoking the dappling of light across the hare’s fur

is gifted with light grey and white hare fur glaze with stains of pink. And it has that stunning look

Stoneware vase with beautiful hare fur glaze by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstand, Sweden mid-1900s

lampshade. Modernist style. “Hare’s fur” glaze in green-blue tones. Circa 1940s. Stamped, artist’s signature

A unique Berndt Friberg table lamp made of hand-thrown stoneware with a perfect brown hare‘s fur

his own name—focusing on stoneware forms and cast animal figures. His signature styles include hares

Stålhane. Made in Sweden in the 1950s. Beautiful glazed vases with nice lines. That typical hares fur glaze

“harpsichord” and hare’s-fur surfaces. His pieces featured in influential exhibitions like "Design in

for its clean, sensuous forms and uniquely expressive glazes, including matte “harpsichord” and hare

any home. The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur

hare fur glaze. And it has that stunning look of stålhanes great craftsmanship. It really gives a great

century. This bowl features a soft hare’s fur glaze in beige tones, signed “Friberg” and marked with the

the 1950s. Amazing dark matte hare fur terracotta brown glaze. Signed underneath with the Rörstrand

the 1950s. Amazing dark matte hare fur earth tone glaze. Signed underneath with the Rörstrand logo

any home. The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur

any home. The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur

hare’s fur glaze blends in brown tones By Rörstrand, Sweden, 1940s. Inscribed R, "Sverige" "Rörstrand

surface is finished in his signature brown hare’s fur glaze, transitioning subtly to a cool blue-toned rim

creative director at Rorstrand. Here, he pioneered the development of his iconic 'Hare's-Fur' matte glazed

renowned ceramics manufacturers. Each vase is glazed in earthy tones using Nylund’s signature hare’s fur

his biomorphic-shaped vessels and use of hares fur glazes. Signed and marked by Stalhane on the

related to the traditional “hare’s fur” ceramic glaze seen in classic Danish pottery. The glaze creates a

there until 1932. Gunnar Nyland's pieces are easily recognizable for their matte feldspar, hare’s-fur

there until 1932. Gunnar Nyland's pieces are easily recognizable for their matte feldspar, hare’s-fur

introduced the famous “hare’s fur” glazes and created a wide range of sculptural vases, bowls, and functional