Dorothy Hafner & Tapio Wirkkala Porcelain Bowl for Rosenthal, 1986
By Rosenthal, Dorothy Hafner, Tapio Wirkkala
Located in Berlin, DE
Broad, shallow porcelain bowl from Rosenthal Studio-Line’s Century: New Wave series, produced in Germany in 1986. The form is attributed to Tapio Wirkkala, with graphic decoration by...
Porcelain
Dorothy Hafner Flash Grey Porcelain Nesting Bowls for Rosenthal, 1980s
By Dorothy Hafner, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Matching pair of porcelain nesting bowls from Dorothy Hafner’s Flash series for Rosenthal Studio-Line, produced in Germany during the 1980s. Both feature softly rounded square forms ...
Porcelain
Dorothy Hafner Flash Grey Porcelain Vase and Bowl Set for Rosenthal, 1980s
By Dorothy Hafner, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Matching porcelain vase and bowl from Dorothy Hafner’s Flash series for Rosenthal Studio-Line, produced in Germany during the 1980s. Both pieces feature speckled grey surfaces decora...
Ceramic
Regula Brenner-Nunlist LEGURA Postmodern Ceramic Bowl with Gold Lustre, c. 1990
Located in Berlin, DE
Swiss postmodern sculptural ceramic bowl by Regula Brenner-Nünlist, signed LEGURA, dating to circa 1990. Individually modelled curling projections in metallic gold lustre and glossy ...
Ceramic
Paul Milet Sevres Art Deco Blue Ceramic Vase with Metal Mounts, 1920s
Located in Berlin, DE
French Art Deco ceramic vase by Paul Milet for Maison Milet, Sèvres, dating to circa 1920–1930. Its rounded body features a richly mottled glaze blending turquoise and cobalt blue wi...
Metal
Ingeborg Zenker Architectural Ceramic Vase, Turquoise, ZK Studio, 1991
By Ingeborg Zenker
Located in Berlin, DE
A sculptural ceramic vase by Ingeborg Zenker, made in 1991 at the Zenker–Karthausen studio in Solingen, Germany, which she operated with Gerburg Karthausen. The compact cuboid body f...
Ceramic
Rainer Geschke Sculptural Stoneware Vase Trio, Signed, Germany, c. 1996-1999
Located in Berlin, DE
Three studio stoneware vases by German ceramic artist Rainer Geschke, distinguished by softly cylindrical bodies and fine linear decoration in dark brown and white. Warm beige and gr...
Ceramic
Barbara Stehr Drip Glaze Studio Ceramic Vase Trio, Germany, 1980s
Located in Berlin, DE
A trio of German studio ceramic vases by Barbara Stehr, created in Germany during the 1980s-1990s. Each handcrafted vase combines a restrained organic form with layered drip glazes i...
Ceramic
Paul Dresler Grootenburg Copper Reduction Ceramic Vase Pair, Germany, 1950s
By Paul Dresler
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of Paul Dresler ceramic vases, hand-thrown at his Grootenburg workshop in Krefeld, Germany, circa 1940-1950. These German studio pottery vases feature copper reduction glazes in...
Ceramic
Friedrich Kristall Blue Bubble Glass Vase Pair, Germany, 1970s
Located in Berlin, DE
A pair of blue cased-glass vases by Friedrich Kristall, produced in West Germany during the 1970s. Both pieces combine vivid blue outer glass with opaque white interiors and raised c...
Glass
Oldrich Lipsky Exbor Cut Glass Vase Pair, Czechoslovakia, 1960s
By Oldrich Lipsky, Exbor
Located in Berlin, DE
A pair of thick, hot-worked and cut glass vases designed by Oldřich Lipský for Exbor in Nový Bor, Czechoslovakia, during the 1960s. Deeply cut vertical waves and polished concave surfaces refract the light through layers of amber-yellow, orange-red and clear glass. Although different in size and colour, the two vases share the same strong vertical rhythm and extensive cold-working. Their polished recesses distort the coloured glass beneath, producing shifting reflections and areas of optical depth. These technically demanding forms exemplify the experimental approach to cut glass that brought post-war Czechoslovak design international recognition. Oldřich Lipský (1922–1987) trained at the glassmaking school in Kamenický Šenov before studying at the Academy of Applied Arts in Prague under Karel Štipl. He later taught glass cutting in Kamenický Šenov and worked at the glass school in Nový Bor. His designs are recognised for their substantial forms, saturated colours and precisely cut surfaces. His education and teaching career are documented by the British Museum. Dimensions: Larger yellow vase...
Glass
Ruby Red Cut Crystal Block Vase Pair by VEB Ilmkristall, East Germany
By VEB
Located in Berlin, DE
A pair of heavy ruby-red crystal vases produced by VEB Ilmkristall in Ilmenau, East Germany, during the 1980s. Their stacked geometric profiles are shaped by horizontal bands and dee...
Glass
Tapio Wirkkala Dorothy Hafner Rosenthal Century New Wave Vase Bowl Set, 1980s
By Dorothy Hafner, Tapio Wirkkala, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
This two-piece Rosenthal Studio-Line porcelain set combines Tapio Wirkkala’s dynamic forms with Dorothy Hafner’s Century: New Wave decoration. Sweeping lines, rhythmic marks and past...
Porcelain
Mario Enke Terracotta Studio Pottery Vase and Bowl Trio, Germany, 1980s
By Mario Enke
Located in Berlin, DE
Studio ceramic trio by Mario Enke, comprising one rounded vase and two related bowls. Each piece is hand-thrown in terracotta and finished with a matte reduction glaze in warm ochre ...
Ceramic
Czech Art Glass Vase Pair by Jan Beranek and Frantisek Vizner, 1960s-70s
By Frantisek Vizner, Skrdlovice, Jan Beranek
Located in Berlin, DE
Substantial pair of hand-shaped Czech art glass vases, combining Jan Beránek’s 1959 “Red Core” model 5988 with an optical vase attributed to František Vízner. One is broad and fluid,...
Glass
Heinrich Selb White and Gold Porcelain Vase Pair, Germany, 1960s
By Heinrich & Co. 1
Located in Berlin, DE
Matched pair of mid-century porcelain vases by Heinrich Selb Bavaria. Glossy white bodies are encircled by broad, textured bands of satin gold. The tall, tapering Model 1796 and low,...
Porcelain
Javier Mariscal Leones Four Porcelain Vases for Rosenthal, 1990s
By Rosenthal, Javier Mariscal
Located in Berlin, DE
Complete set of four “Leones” porcelain vases designed by Javier Mariscal for Rosenthal Studio-Line. Their stepped forms become individual characters through painted faces, profiles,...
Porcelain
Rosenthal Debut Porcelain Vase Pair by Boehm and Nairac, 1990s
By Rosenthal, Michael Boehm, Rosemonde Nairac
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of Rosenthal Studio-Line “Debut” porcelain vases combining Michael Boehm’s flattened forms with geometric decoration by Rosemonde Nairac. Produced in 1991 and 1993, their stagge...
Porcelain
Tapio Wirkkala Porcelaine Noire Vase and Ashtray, Rosenthal, 1960s
By Rosenthal, Tapio Wirkkala
Located in Berlin, DE
Pairing of Tapio Wirkkala’s Model 7156 vase and coordinating ashtray in black Porcelaine Noire for Rosenthal Studio-Line. Rounded glossy bodies contrast with finely ringed matte surf...
Porcelain, Bisque
Martin Freyer Porcelaine Noire Vase Pair for Rosenthal, 1970s
By Martin Freyer, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Curated pair of Porcelaine Noire vases designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line. One is tall and narrow; the lower vase is covered with a dense, wave-like relief. Matte bl...
Porcelain, Bisque
Martin Freyer Plissée and Cascade Bisque Porcelain Vases, Rosenthal, 1972
By Martin Freyer, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of white bisque porcelain vases designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line. The tall “Plissée” vase has a finely pleated surface, while the lower “Cascade” vase feature...
Porcelain, Bisque
Emmanuel Babled Baobab Porcelain Vase Duo for Rosenthal, 1990s
By Rosenthal, Emmanuel Babled
Located in Berlin, DE
Baobab porcelain vase duo designed by Emmanuel Babled for Rosenthal Studio-Line and produced in Germany during the late 1990s. The set comprises one glossy black vase with a broad, g...
Porcelain
Dorothy Hafner Flash Vase Duo and Ashtray for Rosenthal, 1980s
By Rosenthal, Dorothy Hafner
Located in Berlin, DE
Three-piece “Flash” porcelain ensemble designed by Dorothy Hafner for Rosenthal Studio-Line, comprising two vases in complementary sizes and a matching triangular ashtray. The ivory ...
Porcelain
Dorothy Hafner Flash Vase and Candleholder Set for Rosenthal, 1980s
By Rosenthal, Dorothy Hafner
Located in Berlin, DE
Four-piece porcelain set designed by Dorothy Hafner for Rosenthal Studio-Line, comprising two vases and two triangular candleholders. Each piece features Hafner’s “Flash” pattern, wi...
Porcelain
Johan Van Loon and Helmut Drexler Rosenthal Porcelain Vase Duo, 1993–1994
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rosenthal Studio-Line porcelain vase duo combining Johan van Loon’s folded forms with Helmut Drexler’s experimental surface decoration. Produced in Germany in 1993 and 1994, the two ...
Porcelain
Pierrefonds Crystalline Glaze Vase with Twin Handles, France, ca. 1910s-1920s
By Pierrefonds Pottery
Located in Berlin, DE
French studio ceramic vase from the Pierrefonds manufactory, with an elongated amphora body and two sharply modelled twin handles, marking the transition from Art Nouveau into early ...
Ceramic
Rosenthal Op Art Bisque Porcelain Floor Vase, Martin Freyer, Germany, 1960s-70s
By Rosenthal, Martin Freyer
Located in Berlin, DE
Large floor vase in fine white bisque porcelain by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line, Germany, late 1960s to early 1970s. The surface is worked in a raised geometric relief tha...
Porcelain
Rosenthal "Chippendale" Bowl with Paradise Bird Décor, Germany, circa 1960s
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Porcelain bowl by Rosenthal, executed in the Chippendale form with a vivid green ground and paradise bird decoration, Germany, circa 1960s. The scalloped, gilt-banded rim gives a Roc...
Porcelain
Memphis-era decor of Debut Vase – Michael Boehm & Yves Galgon for Rosenthal
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Statement Rosenthal Studio-Line vase combining Michael Boehm’s wide, fan-like Debut form with Yves Galgon’s bold, Memphis-era decor in glossy enamel and metallic gold. The clear geom...
Porcelain
Grey Pineapple Glass Vase – Frantisek Vizner for Skrdlovice, 1971
By Frantisek Vizner, Skrdlovice
Located in Berlin, DE
Heavy hand-blown art glass vase from the “Pineapple/Ananas” series, designed in 1971 by Czech glass master František Vízner for Škrdlovice, with a pineapple-like relief that creates ...
Glass
WMF Ikora Silver-Plated Starburst Centre Bowl, Germany, 1930s
By WMF Ikora
Located in Berlin, DE
Large centre bowl in silver-plated brass by WMF, part of the Ikora line, Germany, 1930s. A radial black enamel starburst pattern spans the wide, shallow bowl, set on disc feet. The form and decoration reflect the Art Deco period with Bauhaus-era influence. Natural even patina, black enamel deep and intact, no chips, cracks or restorations; minor surface scratches to the underside consistent with age. Marked WMF Ikora on the underside. Suited to Art Deco and Bauhaus-inspired interiors, and to collectors of German modernist metalwork. Works well as a centrepiece on a dark dining table, a travertine console, or a low glass coffee table...
Metal
Atelier Prototype Porcelain Vase – Laura Fiume for Rosenthal, 1990
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rare artist’s prototype vase in glazed porcelain by Italian designer Laura Fiume for Rosenthal Studio Line, with a hexagonal body, bold zigzag side elements and hand-painted postmode...
Porcelain
Dragon Decor Porcelain Vase - Heinz Schaubach for Schaubach Kunst, 1920s–1930s
By Schaubach Kunst, Heinz Schaubach
Located in Berlin, DE
Tall Schaubach Kunst vase in turquoise glazed porcelain with hand-painted gilt dragon decor. The elongated body, tapered neck, and luminous surface give the piece a refined Art Deco ...
Porcelain
Scheurich West German Fat Lava Floor Vase, Model 517-45, Germany, 1970s
By Scheurich Keramik
Located in Berlin, DE
Tall floor vase in glazed ceramic by Scheurich, West Germany, 1970s. The cylindrical form carries a thick lava glaze in orange-red with deep blue cratered patterning, typical of Sche...
Ceramic
Daniel Achermann Studio Stoneware Vase, Raku Glaze, Switzerland, 1996
Located in Berlin, DE
Large hand-thrown stoneware vase by Swiss studio potter Daniel Achermann, early 1990s. The gas reduction Raku glaze forms layered tones of grey, blue, brown and black across a softly...
Ceramic
Rosenthal Eosin Vase & Bowl Trio, Johan van Loon, Helmut Drexler, Germany, 1990s
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Three porcelain forms by Dutch designer Johan van Loon, finished in Helmut Drexler's satin multicolour Eosin decor, for Rosenthal Studio Linie, Germany, 1990s. The set comprises a bo...
Porcelain
Rosenthal Eosin Porcelain Vase Pair by Van Loon and Drexler, 1993-1994
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rosenthal Eosin porcelain vase pair designed by Johan van Loon, with iridescent decoration by Helmut Drexler, Germany, 1993-1994. The two Rosenthal Studio-Line vases combine two size...
Porcelain
Lilac and Blue Czech Glass Vase Pair by Jan Beranek for Skrdlovice, circa 1960
By Jan Beranek, Skrdlovice
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of heavy hand-blown Czech art glass vases designed by Jan Beránek for the Škrdlovice Glassworks in Czechoslovakia, circa 1960. The pair combines lilac and azure-blue glass with ...
Glass
Rosenthal White Bisque Porcelain Vase Trio by Schreib, Freyer and Uhl
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Set of three matte white bisque porcelain vases by Werner Schreib, Martin Freyer and Werner Uhl for Rosenthal, produced in Germany during the 1970s. Each designer approaches the sur...
Porcelain
Windmill Turquoise Porcelain Vase Duo by Jan van der Vaart for Rosenthal, 1988
By Jan van der Vaart, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of glossy turquoise porcelain vases from the “Windmill” series, designed by Dutch ceramic artist Jan van der Vaart for Rosenthal Studio-Line in 1988. The set comprises two rela...
Porcelain
Pair of UV-Reactive Amber Glass Vases Attributed to Cari Zalloni for WMF, 1970s
By Cari Zalloni, WMF Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik
Located in Berlin, DE
A complementary pair of hand-blown glass vases attributed to Cari Zalloni for the WMF group, Germany, during the 1970s. Made in closely related shades of amber and warm honey, the ve...
Glass, Uranium Glass
Rosenthal Black Porcelain Vase Trio, Martin Freyer and Elsa Fischer-Treyden
By Martin Freyer, Elsa Fischer-Treyden, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rosenthal black porcelain vase trio bringing together two rectilinear relief forms associated with Martin Freyer and a rounded Structura Ribs vase designed by Elsa Fischer-Treyden. P...
Porcelain
Rosenthal Filigrana Glass Vase Pair by Hertha Bengtson and Mario Colelli, 1980s
By Herta Bengtson, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rosenthal Glasstudio Filigrana glass vase pair by Hertha Bengtson and Mario Colelli, hand-blown in Germany during the 1980s. Clear glass bodies are threaded with fine black and warm ...
Glass
Wilhelm Kåge Argenta Green Stoneware and Silver Footed Bowl, Gustavsberg, 1949
By Wilhelm Kage, Gustavsberg
Located in Berlin, DE
Wilhelm Kåge Argenta footed bowl, model 927 I, produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden in 1949. Made from glazed stoneware, the bowl pairs the series’ characteristic mottled emerald-green ...
Ceramic
Kosta Boda Cleopatra Purple Glass Carafe-Vase and Bowl by Ulrica Hydman-Vallien
By Ulrica Hydman-Vallien, Kosta Boda
Located in Berlin, DE
Kosta Boda “Cleopatra” glass carafe and footed bowl designed by Swedish artist Ulrica Hydman-Vallien. Offered as a matched two-piece ensemble, both pieces combine clear glass with sm...
Glass
Hans Theo Baumann Rosenthal Model 1703 Yellow Porcelain Vase Set, 1964
By Hans Theo Baumann, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
A set of three Rosenthal porcelain vases designed by Hans Theo Baumann in 1964. Model 1703 combines tall, tapering forms with glossy yellow porcelain and dense black geometric decora...
Porcelain
Hans Theo Baumann Rosenthal Porcelain Vase Pair in Turquoise and Purple, 1964
By Rosenthal, Hans Theo Baumann
Located in Berlin, DE
A pair of Rosenthal Studio-Line porcelain vases designed by Hans Theo Baumann in 1964. The related bottle forms are finished in glossy turquoise and violet purple, with a crisp black...
Porcelain
Theo Baumann Rosenthal Turquoise Porcelain Vase and Lidded Box Set, 1964–1965
By Rosenthal, Hans Theo Baumann
Located in Berlin, DE
A three-piece Rosenthal Studio-Line porcelain set designed by Hans Theo Baumann, comprising two vases and a lidded box. Produced in Germany in 1964–1965, the group combines glossy tu...
Porcelain
Pair of Achim Haigis Surface White Bisque Porcelain Vases for Rosenthal, 2007
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
A complementary pair of matte white bisque porcelain vases from the Surface collection, designed by Achim Haigis for Rosenthal Studio-Line circa 2007. Sharing the same faceted design...
Porcelain
Large Rosenthal Creative Center Blockglas Amber Art Glass Globe Vase, 2012
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
A substantial globe vase from Rosenthal’s Blockglas Amber collection, designed by the Rosenthal Creative Center and documented in the company’s 2012 Studio-Line catalogue. Its rounde...
Glass
Rosenthal Phi City Matte White Bisque Porcelain Vase by Cairn Young, 2019
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Designed by British designer Cairn Young for Rosenthal, the Phi City vase is a large contemporary porcelain piece defined by an intricate surface of interlocking cubic forms. Introdu...
Porcelain
Kontiki Hand-Blown Glass Carafe and Lidded Box by Nanny Still, Rosenthal, 1993
By Nanny Still, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
This coordinated carafe and lidded box belongs to the Kontiki series, designed by Finnish glass designer Nanny Still for Rosenthal Studio-Line in 1993. Both pieces are mouth-blown in...
Glass
Rosenthal Red “Fast” Porcelain Vase by Cédric Ragot, Limited Edition 2010
By Rosenthal, Cedric Ragot
Located in Berlin, DE
Red glazed porcelain “Fast” vase designed by Cédric Ragot for Rosenthal Studio-Line and issued as a limited edition in 2010. Ragot began with the familiar profile of a classical Min...
Porcelain
Horst Kerstan Celadon Crackle Glaze Ceramic Vase, Germany, 1987
By Horst Kerstan
Located in Berlin, DE
Celadon crackle-glaze ceramic vase by Horst Kerstan, hand-thrown at his Kandern workshop in Germany and signed and dated 1987. The low spherical body rests on a narrow circular foot...
Ceramic
Schaubach Kunst Hand-Painted Art Deco Porcelain Centerpiece Bowl, Germany
By Schaubach Kunst
Located in Berlin, DE
Hand-painted porcelain centerpiece bowl by Schaubach Kunst, made in Germany in the first half of 20s century. The square body is raised on four curved feet and defined by stepped, de...
Porcelain
Rosenthal Ammoniten Porcelaine Noire Vase Pair by Martin Freyer, 1970s
By Martin Freyer, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rosenthal Studio-Line “Ammoniten” Porcelaine Noire vase pair designed by Martin Freyer during the 1970s. Made in matte black porcelain, the two vases feature the same fossil-inspired...
Porcelain
Rosenthal Trinidad Porcelain and Crystal Vase Set by T.B. Echevarria, 1998
By Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Rosenthal Studio-Line “Trinidad” three-piece vase and bowl ensemble, designed by T.B. Echevarria in 1998. The complete model 4047/18 combines a matte-black Porcelaine Noire bowl, a g...
Porcelain, Glass, Bisque
Marcello Morandini Serpentina White Porcelain Vase Pair for Rosenthal, 1980s
By Marcello Morandini, Rosenthal
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of matte white porcelain “Serpentina” vases designed by Marcello Morandini for Rosenthal Studio-Line. The larger vase, form 3773/32, is stamped 1985; the smaller, form 3773/26, ...
Porcelain
Martin Freyer Plissée White Bisque Porcelain Vase Pair for Rosenthal, Germany
By Rosenthal, Martin Freyer
Located in Berlin, DE
Pair of white bisque porcelain vases from the “Plissée” series, designed by Martin Freyer for Rosenthal Studio-Line in 1968. This curated pairing brings together two later examples o...
Porcelain, Bisque
Margarete Heymann-Löbenstein Haël Art Deco Footed Ceramic Bowl, circa 1930
By Margarete Heymann
Located in Berlin, DE
Matte-glazed earthenware bowl designed by Margarete Heymann-Löbenstein for Haël-Werkstätten, Germany, circa 1930. Raised on three small feet, the shallow circular form is hand-painted with turquoise rings, fine black lines and abstract motifs in lilac pink and soft violet. The decoration moves freely across the pale ground and continues around the exterior. Precise circles and linear elements are balanced by looser painted forms, reflecting Heymann-Löbenstein’s distinctive combination of geometric discipline, expressive colour and playful movement. The three-footed base lifts the bowl slightly above the surface, keeping both its profile and exterior decoration visible. Margarete Heymann-Löbenstein (1899–1990) studied at the Bauhaus in Weimar before co-founding Haël-Werkstätten with her husband Gustav Löbenstein and his brother Daniel in Marwitz in 1923. Under her artistic direction, Haël became one of the most progressive German ceramic manufacturers of the Weimar Republic, known for geometric forms, vivid glazes and freely painted abstract decoration. After the deaths of her husband and brother-in-law in 1928, she continued running the company independently. As a Jewish entrepreneur, Heymann-Löbenstein closed Haël in 1933 amid increasing political and economic pressure and was forced to sell the business below value in 1934. The HB-Werkstätten subsequently opened on the same premises under Hedwig Bollhagen, initially retaining some Haël equipment, employees and forms before establishing its own identity. Heymann-Löbenstein emigrated to Britain in 1936 and continued her career under the name Grete Marks.
Ceramic