Bauhaus Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Classic original Schott Jeana Wagenfeld Teapot signed.

Design 7000 or Danube flatware service for eight by Janos Megyik, Artist, Hungary by Georgian House, Japan In excellent condition, I do not think it was ever used. In original pla...

Exceptional and highly decorative Art Deco fruit knife and fork set dating to the 1930s, created in the spirit of the Bauhaus era. This striking 15-piece set features beautifully scu...

Marina Sgarbi Kettle for Stella Collection, Italy, 1980s Elegant vintage kettle designed by Marina Sgarbi for the Stella Collection, Archimede Design, made in Italy circa 1980. A fi...

Elegant Art Deco fruit knife set from the 1930s, comprising six stainless steel knives with beautiful marbled brown and butterscotch Bakelite/Catalin handles. The handles display a r...

This Item is a teapot. It has been made in Austria circa 1900. With a wood and Brass handle.

Molded Crystal de Sevres Cigar Ashtray France, 1970s Large heavy molded crystal ashtray Cristal de Sevres cubic shape cut glass with a modernist design....

An extraordinary Bauhaus ceramic covered compote, most likely designed by Bauhaus Ceramicist Theodor Bogler, circa 1925. Marked 'Made in Germany', and t...

Bauhaus Hutschenreuther Selb (Bavaria) Silver-clad tea and coffee set. Incredible design: silver plated thermal insulators lined with felt covering the pots. Sold as a set. Dimens...

Wilhelm Wagenfeld Bauhaus Glass Tea Pot For Schott And Gen Mainz Circa 1930s - Designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld  - Produced by Schott & Gen, Mainz - German ~ 1930s - Teapot measures 29...

Beautiful large ceramic art vase from the 1970s and made in West Germany Lovely floral designs and no chips or cracks.

A square, pink-anodized bowl, handmade of aluminum, attributed to Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot. Executed by Zeppelin Metallwerke in the early 1930s, made as tableware for the Zeppelin airships...

Circa 1960. We offer this rare Bauhaus Style Serving Cart. Made in wood with fantastic patina over the wheels.

Rare Bauhaus ceramic "Zuckerdose" by Uffrecht & Co., Neuhaldensleben — circa 1931, museum-documented model A striking piece of German Bauhaus-era ceramic design. This lidded sugar box (Zuckerdose) was produced by J. Uffrecht & Co., Neuhaldensleben, one of the notable stoneware manufactories of the Haldensleben ceramics district in Saxony-Anhalt. The identical model and hand-painted decor is held in the collection of the Aichi Prefectural Ceramics Museum (Japan), acquired in 1931 (Showa 6) by the Aichi Prefectural Product Exhibition Center — evidence of the international export reach of German industrial ceramic design during this period. The Piece The box sits on a deep petrol-blue glazed base with rounded, architectonic edges — a form language indebted to the Bauhaus vocabulary of clean geometry over ornament. The lid inverts the palette: a crackled ivory-white ground animated by a rhythmic hand-painted pattern of cobalt-blue dashes, dark graphic strokes, and citrus-yellow dots, centered on a sculptural blue tab handle. The interplay of a restrained, monochrome body against a playful, semi-abstract lid decor is characteristic of the experimental glaze and decor work coming out of German stoneware ateliers in the early 1930s, as manufacturers translated Bauhaus and Art Deco ideas into everyday tableware. Dimensions : Height: 5 cm / 2 in - Length: 14.5 cm / 5.7 in - Depth: 8.5 cm / 3.35 in Marks : Stamped "Made in Germany" to the underside, with an impressed form number and hand-inscribed decor number, consistent with the factory's practice of marking form and decor separately. About Uffrecht & Co. Founded by **Jacob Uffrecht** in the mid-19th century, the firm became one of the principal stoneware manufactories of Neuhaldensleben, a town whose economy — like much of the surrounding district — was built substantially around ceramic production. By the early 20th century, Uffrecht had passed to Jacob's descendants, and by the 1930s the firm operated within the orbit of the **Carstens** ceramics group, one of the most significant German pottery conglomerates of the era. Carstens acquired the firm outright in 1936. After WWII, the Neuhaldensleben works passed into East German state hands as VEB Haldensleben, while the Carstens family re-established production in West Germany as the now well-known Carstens Tönnieshof. The Bauhaus Connection Uffrecht's design output in this period is associated with **Hildegard Delius...

Charles Counts (American, 1934-2000) A pair of lidded jars, c.1960 larger: 10 by 10 inches smaller: 8 by 9 inches

I do not know which blend you prefer. But I do know you prefer this tea infuser. A rare and highly distinctive Bauhaus tea infuser, designed by Christian Dell circa 1924 for the meta...

10 Bauhaus Tea Cups and Teapot in green-toned glass from the "Teho" series by Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Jenaer ca 1931. The Jenaer German glass was produced by Schott & Genossen, a compa...

Circa 1940. We offer this Bauhaus, salt, pepper and sugar set, made in Germany. Each piece includes marks "German Silver" Recently platered and polished.

Handcrafted Bruce Fox cast aluminum large collectible square cigar ashtray Rare vintage cast aluminum signed "GIN BUTLER"..."an original by Bruce Fox " Circa 1950's or 60's, serving "butler" tray for your poker nights, each corner has a place for a total of 4 drink glasses, and 4 large grooves for resting cigars, has a great King card emblem in center, Large server...

Polish porcelain creamer with gold line detailing and stylized handle. Bauhaus design in typical orange color. Made in Chodziez/Cmielow porcelain factory. Very good vintage conditio...

Wonderful patinated copper and woven rattan Bauhaus kettle or teapot designed by Christian Wagner for Rein Kupfer, Germany circa 1920s. This European ...

Rare example of the young designers work for Schramberg.

Wilhelm Wagenfeld glass and stainless steel salt and Pepper Shakers, 1952. Produced by WMF of Germany. Selected for the MoMA Good Design Exhibition and part of their permanent colle...

Modernist Bauhaus Czech Repro Ceramic Ashtray by Vlastislav Hofman for Modernista, in Flawless conditions. Designed 1890 to 1919 This piece has an attribution mark. Additional infor...

KPM Berlin porcelain set for 24 persons Form "URBINO" by Trude Petri designed in 1929 influenced by Bauhaus movement awarded the Grand Prix at the 1937 Paris...

Bauhaus Tableware Set Designed by Eva Stricker Zeisel Produced by Schramberg Majolikafabrik, 1929 Consists of 1 serving platter with a handle and 6 plates Diameter of the platter: 27...

Extremely rare and important example of the young Eva Zeisel's early work for the German Majolica Factory Schramberg.

A well-used yet highly decorative and useable desk cigarcutter in patinated brass. It screws apart at the middle allowing you to empty its content when you want to. It was made in En...

Rare bowl by the famous Bauhaus educated potter Marguerite Friedlander Wildenhain. Made in Holland during her 7 years in Putten, Holland (1933-1940) before immigrating to the United States and setting up her pond farm pottery.

An iconic Bauhaus table brush and pan sweeping set from the early 1930s in light-green / pastel jade green. Designed by Marianne Brandt (1893-1983), manuf...

Art Deco Bauhaus era coffee machine designed 1920s, Hungary. The coffee machine was made of chromed metal, glass and bakelite. Electric vacuum ready - 600W - an electric cord is not ...

Article: Set of 2 glass vases Producer: VLG Weisswasser, GDR Design: Richard Lauke designed in 1939 Decade: 1960s Description: Original vintage set of 2 glass vases "Fe...

Jordi Vilanova Pine Wood Bar Cart, Spain, Circa 1960 Elegant bar cart designed by Jordi Vilanova, crafted in pine wood (pino melis) in Spain circa 1960. This piece embodies the rati...

A beautiful bowl very much in Bauhaus aesthetic. Glazed white interior and exterior in 'gun metal'. Signed 'Wildenhain', could possibly mean Marguerite (Friedlander) as well.

Rate cap lifter in the style of Carl Aubock. Not marked. Funny shape as a wine or beer glass. Made in Austria or Italy in 1950 or 1960.

Ceramic tee set "Wilhemine" from 1920s produced in Germany. Designed with flowing glaze pattern, typical for this period.  

Very special vase, made of ceramic with extraordinarily decorative painting, made by hand in enamel. This style in Art Deco, the workmanship and the objects of comparison, for exam...

Hayno Focken (Germany, 1905-1968) rare brass teapot with lid, circa 1930 Extremely rare handmade teapot by noted metalworker Hayno Focken. Dimensions approximately 8" diameter at the body x 8" high + handle. Hayno Focken completed an apprenticeship with Professor Karl Muller...

Rare set of 4 bowls, mod. Erbach designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld and manufactured by Vereinigte Lausitzer Glaswerke. Design 1938 and production in the 1930ies, a...

Pair of very rare 'Suprematist' plates produced by Schramberg during the Eva Zeisel era. Stencil decorated in Bauhaus geometric manner. Both signed on bottom.

Brass Candlestick and Ashtray is an original decorative pair of objects realized in the second third of the XX Century. Original brass. Made in Ge...

Beautiful brass corn holders, including the bamboo part. . Very special and sold as set

Article: Set of seven glass shells Producer: WMF, Germany Design: Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld Bauhaus Decade: 1950s-1960s Description: Original vint...

Bauhaus Style Art Deco vintage napkin holder from white lacquered metal Germany, circa 1920 . The napkin holder shows signs of age and use like ...

Signed Wiener Werkstätte Lidded Glazed Earthenware Box, 1920's, Vienna Exquisite early Wiener Werkstätte box in glazed earthenware with embellis...

Hand hammered tea / coffee service in 800 silver by famed German silversmith Hugo Böhm in modernist Bauhaus style consisting of: Pot, 6'' from arm to spou...

Ceramic pipe-ashtray, glazed in coral, blue and off white. Manufactured in 1930s in Czechoslovakia. In a very good condition.

Elegant, small three-piece Bauhaus mocha set from Heilbronn, Germany, circa 1930. Stamped Grininger / Heilbronn. Hallmarked 835 silver. Excellent quality, wooden handle. Dimensions:...

Rare János Megyik for Amboss avant-garde flatware service for 12. Each service includes 5 utensils: dinner fork, salad / dessert fork, dinner / soup spoon, tea spoon and dinner knife. Each utensil is stamped and marked. Great vintage condition with minimal wear and tear consistent with age and history. Complete set has been cleaned and disinfected. A total of 63 pieces are included in this set. Dinner knife measurements: 8.5” long x 1” wide. Dinner fork measurements: 7.5” long x 1.5. Salad/dessert fork measurements: 5.75” long x 1” wide. Dinner spoon measurements: 7.5” long x 1.5” wide Tea spoon measurements: 5.75” long x 1” wide Meat fork measurements: 7.5” long x 1.25” wide Paring knife...

Tea/Coffee set with following dimensions: Coffee Pot 16x12x19H, Sugar Pot 11x8x7,5H, Cream/Milk Pot 9.5x6.5x7H. All parts a very clean inside. The pot has small almost invisible bump...

This smoked glass wine cooler was designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1937 and manufactured by the Lausitzer Glaswerke in Weißwasser, Germany. Made from mould-pressed glass, the piece r...