Hares Fur

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

Hand made at Rörstrand in the 1950s. Black "hares fur" glaze. Very good vintage condition with light wear and patina.

Wonderfully crafted large stoneware vase by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand 1950s with exceptional yellow green, brown hare fur glaze. Good vintage condition with small uneven parts ...

Bulbous vase with speckled glaze: H 4.3 cm, D 5 cm Brown shimmering glazed vase: H 4.6 cm, D 2.8 cm Vessel with hares fur glaze: H 2 cm, D 3.3 cm

Danish ceramic table lamp with a dense grey hares fur type glaze. Similar to the techniques popularized by Bernt Friberg and Palshus.

Rare set of seven Swedish mid century stoneware / ceramic vases and bowls in blue brown hare fur glaze by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand Sweden, 1950s.

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.

Studio stoneware jug by the danish ceramist Hans Nielsen Buch. Dusty and earthy hare fur glazes I the same perfect harmoni as seen in works by Stalhane and Gunnar Nylund.

Unusual vase shaped wall sconce with deconstructed brutalist styling and hares-fur glaze. Studio made at Stentøj Denmark circa 1970 in a style reminiscent of Søholm and Kingo.

Beautiful glazed vases with nice lines. That typical hares fur glaze made at Rörstrand and the designer C-H Stålhane gives the curves and strict lines life.

Eva Stæhr-Nielsen (1911-1976) for Saxbo, Danish ceramicist. Rare "pistol" jug. Hare fur glaze in shades of brown. Model 100. Mid-20th century.

Left to right first photo: • Lasse Östman acquamarine glossy bowl, d: 17 cm, h: 7 cm, excellent condition • Sven Wejsfelt small, dark purple & blue bowl, d: 10 cm, h: 4 cm , excell...

A rare and decorative set of three Swedish mid century ceramic / stoneware vases in a beautiful blue / brown hare fur glaze by Berndt Friberg produced by Gustavsberg Sweden, 1970s.

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

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

Small conical vase executed with spotted teal green hares fur type glaze. It is a a rare one made at Saxbo in Denmark during the 1950s as a glaze sample prior to a larger volume.

Beautiful glazed vases with nice lines. That typical hares fur glaze made at Rörstrand and the designer C-H Stålhane gives the curves and strict lines life.

Hand-thrown ceramic table lamp from the 3300 series, model 3311, with a subtle hare’s fur glaze in goldenrod, designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics.

Torpedo shaped ceramic vase with hares fur glaze in green/sage by Palshus, Denmark.

Very beautiful Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern bowl in glazed ceramic by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand. Dramatic hare fur glaze in green and yellow earth tones. Very thin walled and el...

The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur glaze with stains of brown. Good vintage condition.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The mottled brown patina, enriched with subtle speckles of white, lends the surface a lifelike and textured quality, evoking the dappling of light across the hare’s fur in its woodla...

The stoneware vasselsby Gunnar Nylund and Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with light grey and white hare fur glaze with stains of pink. And it has that stunning look of Nylun...

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

Ceramic table lamp with pleated Le Klint lampshade. Modernist style. “Hare’s fur” glaze in green-blue tones. Circa 1940s.

A unique Berndt Friberg table lamp made of hand-thrown stoneware with a perfect brown hare‘s fur glaze, made by the master himself in his workshop at Gustavsberg in Sweden in the 197...

His signature styles include hares-fur, cornflower blue, oxblood, soft blue, and pale yellow glazes; he was especially known for delicate miniatures and expressive surface textures

Beautiful glazed vases with nice lines. That typical hares fur glaze made at Rörstrand and the designer C-H Stålhane gives the curves and strict lines life.

Friberg's work is celebrated for its clean, sensuous forms and uniquely expressive glazes, including matte “harpsichord” and hare’s-fur surfaces. His pieces featured in influential e...

Friberg's work is celebrated for its clean, sensuous forms and uniquely expressive glazes, including matte “harpsichord” and hare’s-fur surfaces. His pieces featured in influential e...

The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur glaze with stains of brown. And it has that stunning look of stålhanes great craftsmanship.

The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware blue hare fur glaze. And it has that stunning look of stålhanes great craftsmanship.

This bowl features a soft hare’s fur glaze in beige tones, signed “Friberg” and marked with the Gustavsberg studio hand and the letter “H,” indicating the year of production as 1966.

Active from the 1930s to the 1950s, he became known for his modern forms, matte “hare’s fur” glazes, and nature-inspired aesthetics.

Active from the 1930s to the 1950s, he became known for his modern forms, matte “hare’s fur” glazes, and nature-inspired aesthetics.

Set of two beautiful Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern ceramic vases model CAF and SYM by Carl Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand Sweden in the 1950s. Amazing dark matte hare fur earth tone...

Set of two beautiful Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern ceramic vases model SYR and SYE by Carl Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand Sweden in the 1950s. Amazing dark matte hare fur terracotta...

The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur glaze with stains of brown. And it has that stunning look of Nylunds great craftsmanship.

The stoneware vessels by Stålhane for Rörstrand, 1950s is gifted with earthenware hare fur glaze with stains of brown. And it has that stunning look of Nylunds great craftsmanship.

Elegant, drawn shape with warm hare’s fur glaze blends in brown tones By Rörstrand, Sweden, 1940s.

Working with the company from the 1930s to the 1950s, he became known for his modern forms, matte “hare’s fur” glazes, and nature-inspired designs.

The surface is finished in his signature brown hare’s fur glaze, transitioning subtly to a cool blue-toned rim, creating a luminous contrast and sense of depth.

Here, he pioneered the development of his iconic 'Hare's-Fur' matte glazed vases and bowls, leaving an indelible mark on the world of ceramic art.

Elegant stoneware pitcher designed by Ewald Dahlskog for Bo Fajans, featuring an organic sculptural silhouette, curved handle, and nuanced hare’s fur glaze in muted green and deep br...

The artist's mastery is evident in the detailed rendering of the hare's fur and form, capturing the essence of the animal with both realism and artistic sophistication.

Each vase is glazed in earthy tones using Nylund’s signature hare’s fur glaze, which gives the surface a soft, textured, and subtly variegated finish.

Stalhane became well known in the 1950s for his biomorphic-shaped vessels and use of hares fur glazes. Signed and marked by Stalhane on the base with his traditional "CHS" and cr...

The surface features a soft, mottled glaze in warm brown tones with cream and beige undertones, closely related to the traditional “hare’s fur” ceramic glaze seen in classic Danish p...

Gunnar Nyland's pieces are easily recognizable for their matte feldspar, hare’s-fur and crystal glazes as are his stoneware animal sculptures.