Svend Hammershoi

Svend Hammershøi (1873-1948) Stoneware vase, decorated in yellow uranium glaze.

Svend Hammershøi (1873-1948) Large stoneware vase, decorated in black and yellow uranium glaze.

Large-scale ovoid form yellow-glazed vase by Artist Svend Hammershøi for the Herman A. Kähler pottery studio, circa 1920s.

The vase with shaped mouth and foliate decoration on either side. The vase by artist Svend Hammershøi for Kähler Pottery, circa 1940s.

Turquoise glazed stoneware bowl from Kähler in Denmark designed by Svend Hammershøi, 1930s in very good condition.

Glazed stoneware bowl, from Kähler in black and grey glaze, also called ash glaze, designed by Svend Hammershoi in the 1960s in Denmark, measure: diameter 23 cm, and height 3 cm.

Kähler by Svend Hammershøi, small heart shaped stoneware bowl in popular yellow uran glaze, 1930s Denmark, good condition.

Glazed stoneware bowl, heart shaped, serving bowl in black and grey glaze, also called ash glaze, made by Kähler and designed by Svend Hammershøi 1930s in Denmark. In very good condi...

Large piece of pottery from the Kähler Keramik factory in Naestved, Denmark, circa 1910-1920 by Danish Artist Svend Hammershøi in white and charcoal crackalure finish.

Large stoneware vase, decorated in yellow uranium glaze. Kähler, signed HAK on the bottom.

Square vase in earthenware with grey flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Denmark. We ship this item world wide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk for s...

Table lamp with bottle form and impressed pattern of wavy lines, in stoneware with white/grey glaze developed by Jens Thirsland, designed by Svend Hammershøi (1873-1948) for Kähler, ...

Triangular vase in earthenware with yellow flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark. We ship this item world wide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk...

Square vase in earthenware with green flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark. We ship this item world wide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk for ...

A Monumental ceramic vase decorated with lustre glaze. Made by Herman A. Kähler, circa 1920 (HAK) signed.

Vase in earthenware with black glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark. We ship this item worldwide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk for shipping options...

Large and beautiful vase with leaf decoration, green/black glaze. Made by Herman Kahler. Signed at base HAK.

Large, classically formed stoneware vase in Hammershoi's signature "crackle" glaze. Signed with manufacturer's mark. Made by Herman Kahler.

Although the skønvirke period is generally seen as losing its influence at some point in the 1920s, its philosophical basis of beauty and craft would continue to inspire Danish desig...

Typically, his designs for his designs for ceramics, textiles and furniture, incorporated a highly individualistic sense of patterning using cloud-like forms and complex undulating l...

Vase in earthenware with green flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark. We ship this item world wide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk for shippin...

Vase in earthenware with white flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark. We ship this item world wide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk for shippi...

Triangular vase in earthenware with blue flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark. We ship this item world wide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk f...

Baulster shape ceramic vase with a fluted tapering neck with ornamental decorations, finished in a deep turquoise glaze; produced or the Herman A. Kähler studio. OUR REFERENCE N8703

Although the skønvirke period is generally seen as losing its influence at some point in the 1920s, its philosophical basis of beauty and craft would continue to inspire Danish desig...

The circular neck, above an ovoid body, issuing two stylized scroll handles, with a vivid orange striated glaze. Signed: HAK Denmark. A related vase is illustrated by Peder Rasmus...

An exceptional rich glaze and scale, one the best examples we have seen. The fluted cylindrical body banded by a laurel wreath. Signed: HAK Danmark A related vase by Hammershøi is i...

Of rare form and size with Hammershøi's signature sublime glaze. The two-tiered domed lid, adorned in leaf-tip bas relief, above a square top jar with stylized scrolls, tapering to a...

An expressive and arresting design by a master ceramist. The flared neck, above an ovoid body, on a circular base, adorned with overlapping incised bands in a rich dark brown glaze a...

A highly unusual and beautifully executed glaze for Hammershøi. The tapering and fluted neck, recessed above a spherical body adorned with overlapping spirals. The whole in deep irid...

Frits Henningsen table with Herman Kahler tiles that were designed by Svend Hammershoi.

Jens Thirslund worked at the same time as Svend Hammershøi .Similar example "Kähler & Kerammiken " Ane Maria & Annimi Holst Schmidt Pg.190.

Unique earthenware vase with matte turquoise and black glaze, c. 1930s.

A particularly rich red luster glaze. The flared circular mouth, above a bas relief garland, with an ovoid-form body, raised on a circular foot.

The artists that he collaborated with included Svend Hammershøi, Ib Lunding, Olaf Stæhr-Nielsen, Palle Suenson, and Arne Bang.

Glazed stoneware dish from Kähler, designed by Svend Hammershøi in black and grey glaze, also called ash glaze, from the 1930s in Denmark.

A large Scandinavian modern bowl designed by Svend Hammershøi for Herman A Kahler Keramik circa 1930's.

A remarkably modern piece produced in the 1930s by Danish artist Svend Hammershøi for the ceramics company Herman A.

Vase in earthenware with black and white flecked glaze. Manufactured by Kähler in Næstved. Signed HAK Danmark We ship this item worldwide, please write to contact@apetersen.dk for...

Large, classical form stoneware Art Deco vase by the artist Hammershøi, inspired by ancient Chinese bronze objects. Multi-toned, light gray, green-blue and black glaze.
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The artists that he collaborated with included Svend Hammershøi, Ib Lunding, Olaf Stæhr-Nielsen, Palle Swenson, and Arne Bang.