Max Kruger Decorative Objects

Worked in glazed ceramic, this 1960s vase from Germany carries the quiet confidence of an object made to be handled and admired. The proportions and finish suggest a maker unwilling ...

This 1960-1969 vas from Germany is finished in tan glazed with mottled texture, worked in ceramic. Its form follows honest, well-proportioned lines typical of well-made pieces from i...

A fantastic vintage ceramic vase, handmade and design by Arthur Andersson, for Wallåkra Keramik, Sweden. The vase has a lovely color, a pale brown or beige color, with hints of musta...

A set of seven Genie bottles made in the heart of Tuscany, where the Arno River winds past ancient stone workshops, lies the town of Empoli. It was here, during the mid-20th century, that a radical explosion of color took place. Moving away from the green glass wine flasks that defined the region for centuries, Italian artisans began breathing life into something purely magical: the Empoli Genie...

A red, beige and off-white-glazed stoneware vase designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1960s. “HÖGANAS KERAMIK, SWEDEN, ATELJE STENGODS” on bottom 

Italian artist Marcello Fantoni cylindrical ceramic bottle vase is glazed stoneware made circa 1960s. This piece was acquired directly from the artist by the seller, who was a person...

3 Stunning handmade stoneware vases by Danish artist Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007) in his own workshop in the 1960s. Beautiful organic shape and thick green glazing. Krüger was known ...

Large Bottle form Vase with arcing striations. Retains OMC label. A couple small chips to bottom foot/rim.

The set of 3 vintage Jasba Keramik vases from the 'Aztec' and 'Mexiko' or 'Maya Tiki' lines of their Exotica series features relief decor, influenced by ancient Pre-Columbian civilizations. The sculptural vases in the set interpret traditional vessel forms like a pitcher in a contemporary vein while referencing Pre-Columbian art with an eclectic twist. The vases are decorated with tone-on-tone ochre brown matte glazes on the outer surfaces and semi-matte black glazes on inner surfaces, allowing the complex reliefs to dominate the composition. The vases feature a central wide band of brutalist, rhythmically spaced mythic animals, derived from archaeology or from a wide range of Folk Art sources. The handles are interpreted not as functional parts of the design, but as an important aesthetic feature that was commonly used by West German pottery designers and artists in context of Krug Vase (Jug Vase, or Handled Vase) for their expressive possibilities. In this set, the small handles on two Aztec vases...

Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern design ceramic bottle with cup produced by Höganäs Keramik with stamp under the base, Sweden circa 1960s.

A red and beige-glazed stoneware vase designed and produced by Larsdrejare, Laholm, Sweden, c. 1960s.

Stunning handmade brutalism stoneware floor sculpture by Danish artist Ole Bjørn Krüger (1922-2007). Made in his own workshop in the 1960s. Organic shape and nice contrasts between t...

A square body with a rounded neck, already an interesting conversation, finished in a two-tone glaze that bleeds from deep matte black at the base into a fiery red above, the two fig...

A light green ceramic German vase in perfect conditions. It's marked on the bottom West Germany and a number. The 1960s Scheurich Vase is a distinctive and iconic representation of ...

German Mid-Century ceramic handled vase with a beige vertical organic vine design against a black glazed ground.