Teak Jars

Circa 1960s set of 4 tin canisters with covers by Copco. Mid century modern, designed by Sam Mann. Made in Japan. Burnt orange enameled tin with turned solid ...

These elegant Mid-Century-Modern kitchen jars or boxes were crafted in Japan in the 1960s. The set of three pieces features Japanese modernist teak wood kitchen canisters. This sleek...

Danish Ice Bucket Design by Jens Harald Quistgaard, Made by Dansk Design Additional information: Dimensions: 25 W x 49 H cm Period of Time: 1960 Country of...

Elegant Mid-Century-Modern 1960s kitchen canister boxes, set of four pieces. Set of four Japanese modernist teak wood kitchen canisters. This sleek teak ...

Vintage Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian solid teak wood mortar and pestle, circa 1960s, Sweden Attributed to Karl Holmberg Akta Teak Gotene, Swe...

A fine quality Danish art pottery mustard or jam pot by Arne Bang, the reeded beige stoneware base with a teak cover decorated with a silver and bone finial, together with its original handmade sterling silver spoon with bone handle. Signed and numbered with AB monogram and 128 on the base. Arne Bang (1901-1983) was a celebrated Danish sculptor and ceramicist who grew up in a family of artists. His father was a painter; his sister a ballet dancer, and his brother was a glass designer and architect, with whom Arne often collaborated. Bang studied sculpture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen from 1920-1925 and again from 1928-1929. With his brother, he traveled to Paris in 1925 to contribute to the Danish Pavilion at the World Exposition. While there, Bang was exposed to the arts and design of Japan, which greatly impacted his later aesthetics. Bang’s early works received high praise both critically and commercially. His thesis project of 1929, A Fallen Warrior, won the Academy’s Gold Medal and was permanently erected in 1942 as a memorial to fallen World War II soldiers...