Large Art Nouveau / Jugend Style 1920s Ceramics Vase by MA & Sons, Denmark

Wonderful ceramics table lamp made by Michael Andersen & Sons, Denmark in the 1920s. The earthenware lamp base was handmade and decorated with owl reliefs and expressive red glazing....

Wonderful unique head vase handmade by Bjørn Wiinblad in 1961. Decorated in polychrome glazed earthenware. Very rare and early piece by one of Denmarks finest artist of the 20th cent...

Unique faience vase handmade by Danish artist Bode Willumsen in 1946 at workshop of Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. The vase is modelled with an amazing pierced motif of Adam and Eve in t...

Ceramics table lamp made at "L. Hjort", Denmark in the 1930s. The base is made from stoneware and hand decorated with fruit branches and parrots motif in Art Nouveau style. Original socket mount in patinated brass. Mounted with white flax linen shade. Marked by maker underneath. In the 1850s at the island of Bornholm in Denmark the small terracotta factory "L. Hjort" specialized in producing terracotta earthenware items. The factory had great success internationally, and already by 1880 Hjorth's articles were sold in the big department stores of Paris, London and Berlin, and as far away as in Australia, New York and Sct. Thomas. The factory also participated in the big World Exhibitions in Altona 1869, London 1870 and 1874 as well as New Orleans 1885. One of Hjorths Fabrik's biggest successes and Denmark's first real stoneware series is the grey-brown stoneware. It is available as vases, jars, dishes, stands, tea and coffee sets, lamps, buttons, brooches, door signs...

Ceramics table lamp made at "L. Hjort", Denmark in the 1930s. The base is made from stoneware and hand decorated with fruit branches and bird motif in Art Nouveau style. Original socket mount in patinated brass. Mounted with vintage green pleated shade. Marked by maker underneath. In the 1850s at the island of Bornholm in Denmark the small terracotta factory "L. Hjort" specialized in producing terracotta earthenware items. The factory had great success internationally, and already by 1880 Hjorth's articles were sold in the big department stores of Paris, London and Berlin, and as far away as in Australia, New York and Sct. Thomas. The factory also participated in the big World Exhibitions in Altona 1869, London 1870 and 1874 as well as New Orleans 1885. One of Hjorths Fabrik's biggest successes and Denmark's first real stoneware series is the grey-brown stoneware. It is available as vases, jars, dishes, stands, tea and coffee sets, lamps, buttons, brooches, door signs...

Unique piece of Scandinavian Modern design made by artist Ulla Winblad at "Alingsås Keramik" in Sweden in the 1960s. Handmade and hand decorated earthenware in colored glazing by Win...

Rare, decorative vase by Michael Andersen & Son (MA&S) with beautiful glaze in different colors (yellow, green, grey..) flows down the rounded shape. The upper part has decorativ...

Small and early Danish Pottery vase with subtle Art Nouveau/Jugend styling and shape. Unusual caramel colored glazes. Designed by Michael Andersen...

Ipsen's, Denmark. Art Nouveau vase in hand-painted glazed ceramics. 1920s. Model number 710. Measures: 21 x 16.5 cm. In excellent condition. Stamped.

Møller & Bøgely, Art Nouveau large ceramic vase of glazed ceramics, circa 1920s. Large Danish private collection of Møller & Bøgely cer...

Rozenburg, Den Haag. Large Art Nouveau vase with handles in glazed ceramics with flowers, 1910s-1920s. Measures: 27 x 21 cm. Stamped. In very good condition.      

Møller & Bøgely, Art Nouveau large ceramic vase of glazed ceramics, circa 1920s. Large Danish private collection of Møller & Bøgely cer...