Rare vintage Johannes Hedegaard for Royal Copenhagen "Martha" figurine.

This figurine is rare as it comes two colored off white and brown and not turquoise and brown.

The figurine has model no. 21424.

On verso marked with the…

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Including new quality lamp shades!

Rare pair of table lamps from the Danish pottery Kähler (HAK) made for Le Klint.

The lamps are made of unglazed ceramic wrapped with cane for a…

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Lamp including new quality lampshade!

Rare to find sculptural table lamp made by Danish ceramist Erik Graeser, ca. 1960s to 70s.

It´s made of ceramic covered with glaze in earthy…

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Set of two vintage vases by Danish ceramist Preben Brandt-Larsen (PBL). Made ca. 1960s to 80s.

The vases have a creamy beige glaze with a few brown speckles. The soft surface and the soft shapes invite…

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Large ceramic vase by Danish ceramist and glass artist Finn Lynggaard (1930-2011). Made in Finn Lynggaard´s own studio ca 1960s to 1970s.

It features a dark brown glaze with rust red elements and partly…

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Unique vintage floor vase from the HAK (Herman August Kähler) workshop in Næstved, Denmark.

This vase is by Solveig and Lars Henrik Kähler and made ca. late 1960s or early 1970s.

It is made from…

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Stunning huge oblong low bowl by Danish ceramist Thomas Toft (1930-2015). Made ca. 1960s to 1970s. The rough dark brown chamotte clay on the outside is contrasted by a shiny glaze on the inside showing a…

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Rare very large bowl or wall decor designed by Marianne Starck for the famous Danish ceramic workshop Michael Andersen & Søn (MA&S) on the island of Bornholm. Made ca 1960s.

The…

Collector´s item!

Very rare large "Marselis" vase by Nils Thorsson for the ceramic manufacturer Aluminia, later brandname Royal Copenhagen. Made ca. 1950s.

It features a maroon brown glaze over a stripe decor. The surface is…