Sold|$1,800
Beate Kuhn Sculptural Bowl
By Beate Kuhn
Located in New York, NY
Unique, hand-built stoneware sculptural bowl with black, blue and green matte glaze, c. 1970s-90s.
Stoneware
Sold|$4,500
Sculptural Vessel by Beate Kuhn
By Beate Kuhn
Located in New York, NY
Unique stoneware sculptural vessel with glossy pale gray green glaze, circa 1970s-1980s.
Ceramic, Stoneware
Sold|$2,200
Stoneware Sculpture by Beate Kuhn
By Beate Kuhn
Located in New York, NY
Unique sculptural form with semi-gloss and matte off-white glaze.
Ceramic, Stoneware
Beate Kuhn, Ceramic-Bottle Vase, Germany, 1950
By Beate Kuhn
Located in Berlin, DE
Vase by German Artist Beate Kuhn, 1950 graphic decor, signed 13.5cm.
Ceramic
"Architectural Group", Glazed Stoneware Vase by Beate Kuhn
By Beate Kuhn
Located in New York, NY
Beate Kuhn’s "Architectural Group" mimics the shape of seven bottles stacked together to form a
Stoneware
Beate Kuhn's "Small Structural Level", Stoneware Sculpture, 2013
By Beate Kuhn
Located in New York, NY
Beate Kuhn, born in Düsseldorf in 1927, was one of the most important figures in contemporary
Stoneware
Sold|$10,500
Beate Khun Painted Ceramic Sculpture
By Beate Kuhn
Located in San Francisco, CA
"Untiteled" painted ceramic sculpture, circa 1996. Signed with artist's monogram.
Ceramic
1960s Sculpture in Ceramic and Iron Made in Germany
By Beate Kuhn, Ettore Sottsass
Located in Frankfurt, Hessen, DE
the works of Beate Kuhn or the TOTEM of Ettore Sottsass.
Iron
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