Art Deco Merlot Red Ceramic Vide-Poche by Gabriel Keramik, Sweden 1960s

Unique Stoneware Violet Bowl by Margareta Hennix for Gustavsberg Studio (1970s) This exquisite stoneware bowl, produced in the 1970s at Gustavsberg Studio, features a delightful violet motif and boasts a beautiful violet glaze. The bowl, which measures 17 cm in diameter, is signed with the studio hand and reads "M Hennix GUSTAVSBERG SWEDEN." Margareta Hennix (1941–) is renowned as one of Sweden’s leading ceramic artists. After studying ceramics and glass at “Konstfack” in Stockholm from 1959 to 1963, she worked for over 20 years at the Gustavsberg factory, where she designed vibrant tableware collections such as Juliana, Krokus, and Viggen. Her work is prominently represented at the Swedish National Museum of Art and Design. Margareta began her career in 1967 as a decorative painter at Gustavsberg, where she created notable items like the Heja Sverige pot and various porcelain series, including Tussilago and Änglafia. She also designed stylish plastic flower pots...

This is a large and very charming dish designed by Ilse Claesson for Rörstrand. This stunning 30 cm diameter dish, features a romantic hand-painted motif typical of the 1920s-1930s countryside, showcasing a cute red color. The centerpiece of the dish depicts a bird surrounded by flowers, all framed by an outer border with painted squares that resemble a bamboo grid. About Ilse Claesson Ilse Claesson (1907–1999) was one of Sweden's most prominent ceramic artists of the 20th century. After studying at the School of Design and Crafts in Gothenburg, she began working at the Rörstrand factory during the 1920s and 1930s. Ilse became well-known for her Art Deco-inspired designs, and her work is represented at the Swedish National Museum of Art and Design. She was also known as Ilse Roempke...

This handmade earthenware candleholder, crafted by Barbro Sundelin for Basun, Sweden in the 1990s, features a striking lobster-red glaze. Its organic design includes a ball-shaped top, a larger circular opening surrounded by drop-shaped cutouts, and small circular openings on the roof. When you light a tea light inside this lobster-red glazed candleholder, the light shines through its various openings, creating intricate patterns that dance across the surrounding surfaces. The combination of circular, drop-shaped, and small openings, results in a captivating display of light and shadow. This unique effect highlights the artistry and craftsmanship of Barbro Sundelin, making the candleholder not just a functional piece, but also a decorative work of art. The combination of cut clay and vibrant red glaze makes this piece a unique and eye-catching addition to any space. ABOUT BASUN KERAMIK Barbro Sundelin (1930-) is a Swedish ceramist, teacher, and speech therapist born in Halmstad. Influenced by her father, who was the head of St Erik...

This fat lava stoneware vase from Scheurich, is a striking example of mid-century modern 1960s West German pottery, captures the bold spirit of the era. This particular piece, model 203-18, stands 18 cm tall, with a mouth opening diameter of 6 cm and a bottom base diameter of 10 cm. Its glaze is nothing short of mesmerizing, featuring an extraordinary blend of colors. Predominantly brown, dark brown, and light brown, the vase also boasts a bright red stripe running through its center. This vibrant red band is the highlight, drawing attention and adding a dynamic contrast to the earthy tones. The colors on this vase are truly stunning, with the dark brown glaze setting off the bright red central band beautifully. This combination of hues is characteristic of the fat lava style, known for its thick, lava-like glazes and vivid color palettes. The vase is in very good condition, maintaining its charm and authenticity over the years. Underneath, it is marked with "203-18 W. GERMANY," affirming its origin and craftsmanship. ABOUT SCHEURICH Scheurich was established by Alois Scheurich and Fridolin Greulich for glass and porcelain in 1928. In 1954 Scheurich KG Keramikfabrik commences production of ceramics with the first electrical tunnel kiln. Animal figures with built-in clocks were highly popular gift and decoration articles in the 1950s. A fat lava vase is a "must-have" element of mid-century design, and this Scheurich piece is no exception. Its vibrant colors and intricate design make it a standout item for any collector or enthusiast of vintage West German pottery...

Collection of 'Red Rubin' pottery with red glaze with gold, Upsala-Ekeby, Gefle. Design Arthur Percy. Consisting of four bowls and one vase. Largest bowl measures: 29.5 x 10 cm. ...

AFrank Keramik Denmark Red Glazed Ceramic Dish with an incised lip and a deep red glazed interior.

Art Deco red vide poche / centerpiece Paul Millet, Sevres France 1930s ceramic Marked PM Sevres 11 cm H x 34 cm diam. Conditions: excellent consistent with age and use. Barely v...

Gerard Hofmann (1917-1965), French ceramicist, own workshop. Bowl with ox blood glaze. Handmade. Circa 1960. In perfect condition. Signed. Dimensions: L 21.0 cm x H 5.0 cm.