Harald Buchrucker Decorative Objects

This mid-century cool brown ceramic case by VEB Haldensleben was made in DDR (Deutsche Demokratische Republik), East Germany, in the 1960s. This vase, a VEB Haldensleben's creation, is a prime example of their ceramic vases, shape number 3092/C, featuring an intriguing brown glaze adorned with alternating rows of red and white circles, each contoured by a bold black "fat lava" glaze. This vintage piece, measuring H 20 cm and Ø8.5 cm, encapsulates the timeless charm of East German pottery...

Gorgeous little studio ceramic vase by German ceramic artist Fritz van Daalen. Fritz is one of Germanys most cherished mid-century ceramic artists, famous for his very particular pas...

A ceramic vase from mid-20th century Germany. Neither large nor small, this studio made pot reflects the hand-held, and the handmade; the tactility of process and the artist's vision...

This exceptional hand-hammered pewter vase by Harald Buchrucker exemplifies the Bauhaus movement's refined aesthetic from the 1940s. The vase features a gracefully flared form with a...

Two midcentury wall candleholders in stoneware and steel designed by Konrad Galaaen for Porsgrunds Porselænsfabrik, Norway 1960s.

This cheerful beyond cool set of ceramic vases, designed by Oswald Kleudgen for Sheurich Keramik, showcases the iconic Fat Lava decor with the vibrant Red Daisies motif. Hand-produce...

This authentic mid-century modern ceramic vase was made by the West German art pottery producer Carstens Tönnieshof in the 1960s. As can be seen from the embossed markings on the bas...

Mid-Century Danish Brass Candleholders by Jens Quistgaard, 1960s. Set of 2. Danish Mid-Century Modern candle holders in solid cast brass designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard for Dansk...

Article: Brutalist candleholder Origin: Germany Design producer: Michael Harjes Material: bronze Decade: 1960s Description: This original vintage candleholder, was pro...

A refined Scandinavian modern four-light candleholder designed by Gunnar Ander for Ystad Metall, Sweden, circa 1960s. The elegant, wave-shaped brass base supports four pressed glass cups in a vivid cobalt blue tone. The glass elements are formed with a scalloped, petal-like silhouette that beautifully catches the light, creating subtle reflections and color on surrounding surfaces. This striking combination of warm brass and jewel-toned blue glass is characteristic of Gunnar Ander’s celebrated work for Ystad Metall, one of the most important Swedish manufacturers of decorative brass objects during the mid-20th century. The design balances sculptural form with functional simplicity and works equally well as a centerpiece, mantel decoration, or accent on a console or dining table. Designed for smaller candles (often referred to as chamber candles...

A pair of large candlesticks in engine turned solid brass. Designed in the late 1950s by Danish Industrial design icon Jens Harald Quistgaard (IHQ). They are to be used with regular ...

Striking and highly collectible modular candleholder designed by Caesar Stoffi and Fritz Nagel, Germany, circa 1960s. Executed in polished silver-tone metal with original black and w...