Europe Vases

An exquisite 34.5 cm clear glass with bubbles vase designed by Gunnel Nyman and manufactured by Nuutajarvi Notsjo in the 1940s. Handblown glass. Signed.  

Vase Barovier Murano glass 1940, worked with gold leaf. Iridescent.

Ceramic vase model "C8" by Antonia Campi for S.C.I. Laveno.

B&G Bing & Grondahl, presumably Valdemar Pedersen stoneware vase. The glaze in brown shades, 1940s-1950s. 1st. assortment. Perfect condition. Mea...

Richard Uhlemeyer, German ceramist. Four ceramic vases, beautiful glaze in reddish green tones. Germany, 1940s. Largest measures 20.5 cm. x 9 cm. In perfect condition. Stamped.

Mid-century Italian vase Saca, 1940s.

Buccellati Vase, circa 1940 - Fascist period. Silver 800 with fully machined chisel body. Neck decorated with four grooved rings. Stamp: Milano, silversmith Mario Buccellati. Except...

Murano glass vase by Seguso. Exhibited at Tingo design gallery in 2008 for the exhibition Murano a go-go. Out production. Original label and signed.

Stoneware “Argenta” vase by Wilhelm Kåge, in a conical form with a wide mouth. Rare, dramatic decor of a dragon fighting with a snake. Beautifully rendered with great attention to de...

A large rare floor vase by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand, Sweden 1940s. A early piece by Gunnar Nylund in ceramic. Signed GN, R/Rörstrand, Sweden. In good condition, normal age rel...

Arne Bang vase Model 124 In beautiful green and brown glaze made by Danish Artist Arne Bang in the 1940s. The vase is in good original condition with no cracks or chips in the vase. Arne Bang was trained as a sculptor and created sculptures and decorations in public spaces. Arne Bang has also solved graphic tasks and e.g. designed three Christmas stamps, but it is as a designer of stoneware, silver and pewter that he is known nationally and internationally. As a ceramic designer, Arne Bang was essentially self-taught, but he early on had an openness and curiosity towards different materials as well as a special sense for their many possibilities, which came to characterize his entire multifaceted artistic work. The outlet for his ceramic production was his training as a sculptor and his skills for modeling and shaping. When Bang established Holmegaard Stentøj (1929), the goal was to create quality ceramics that collectors would want to own, but at a price so that a larger audience could acquire it. This succeeded so well that the stoneware was popularly referred to as 'Gaven'. Ironically, today Bang's ceramics are sought after by collectors worldwide. The decorative bulging ribs or tighter grooves are characteristic of Bang's organic and sculptural stoneware. He designed vases, jars, dishes, bowls, mugs and lamp holders with a focus on a sculptural expression. The basic geometric shapes are laid out, but softened by the fine glazes and with decorative variations such as attached figures. Statuettes as well as small and large sculptures were also a natural part of Bang's ceramic production. Early highlights include The Tycho Brahe vase (1927) made together with Carl Halier for the Copenhagen Observatory in the Botanical Garden, the Elephant (1930) and the Ball vase (1937) for King Christian X...

Arne Bang, small ceramic vase in fluted design speckled glaze in blue-grey tones. 1940s/1950s. Perfect condition. Hand signed. Dimensions: D 6.0 x H 8.0 cm.

A very rare monumental jug-vase in black glaze with stylized incised fish motif. Numbered, signed and stamped with the monogram of MA&S to the bottom. Beautiful intact and clean vint...

White ceramic vases with silver overlay. Wonderful design from one of Sweden great Stig Lindberg. The vases are in good condition. Small loss of silver on the top. Marked on t...

This set containing 5 Ceramic vases were produced during the 1940s in Sweden. The Art Deco pieces was designed by Ilse Claesson and made at Rörstrand. They are all handmade and hand ...

Vase “Snurran” designed by Stig Lindberg for Gustavsberg, Sweden. 1940’s. Stoneware. Stig Lindberg’s “Snurran” vases belong to a series produced in limited numbers. “Snurran” means...