Royal Copenhagen Glazed Stoneware Bowl by Bode Willumsen, 1950s
By Bode Willumsen
Located in Esbjerg, DK
Organically shaped stoneware bowl in earthy Sung and Crystaline Glazes. It was designed by danish
Stoneware
Royal Copenhagen Glazed Stoneware Dish by Bode Willumsen, 1940s
By Bode Willumsen
Located in Esbjerg, DK
Organically shaped stoneware bowl in earthy Sung and Crystaline Glazes. It was designed by danish
Stoneware
$6,000
H 13 in W 10 in D 6 in
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Deer and Doe Figurine, Denmark, designed in 1957
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
use of a Sung flamed glaze—derived from Chinese Song dynasty traditions—brought a new dimension to
Stoneware
$8,500
H 15 in W 14 in D 9.25 in
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Monkeys Grooming, Denmark, designed in 1943
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
use of a Sung flamed glaze—derived from Chinese Song dynasty traditions—brought a new dimension to
Stoneware
$1,000
H 5 in W 4 in D 4 in
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Bears Fighting Figurine, Denmark, designed 1930
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
to the reputation of Royal Copenhagen since the 18th century, but Kyhn’s distinctive use of a Sung
Stoneware
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Bear Figurine, Denmark, designed 1931
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
to the reputation of Royal Copenhagen since the 18th century, but Kyhn’s distinctive use of a Sung
Stoneware
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Bear Figurine, Denmark, designed 1929
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
use of a Sung flamed glaze—derived from Chinese Song dynasty traditions—brought a new dimension to
Stoneware
$2,200
H 7.5 in W 7 in D 3.5 in
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Ceramic Elephant, Denmark, designed in 1957
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
use of a Sung flamed glaze—derived from Chinese Song dynasty traditions—brought a new dimension to
Stoneware
$980
H 4 in W 5.25 in D 3.25 in
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Small Ceramic Mammoth, Denmark, designed in 1929
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
use of a Sung flamed glaze—derived from Chinese Song dynasty traditions—brought a new dimension to
Stoneware
$1,800
H 5.5 in W 6.5 in D 4 in
Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, Ceramic Terrier, Denmark, designed in 1927
By Knud Kyhn, Royal Copenhagen
Located in New York, NY
use of a Sung flamed glaze—derived from Chinese Song dynasty traditions—brought a new dimension to
Stoneware
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