Beautiful vintage 1950 Daisy dot marcrest ovenware set. One piece (the pitcher) has a chip at the top otherwise it is a set in very good condition. Is a set of four. Found when cleaning my grandparents house out.
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This is a vintage Gerz German Stoneware castle-&-grapevine-patterned 9-piece Punchbowl/Tureen set, with a lid and 7 matching cups, and was made in West Germany in the 1950′s by Simon Peter Gerz (Gerzit) pottery. Its function has been purely decorative, so it has never actually been used. Design: The bowl features relief images of famous German castles, including Burg Sonneck, Ruine Maus, and Burg Katz, and is decorated with grapes and vines. Typical use: It can be used for serving mulled wine, soup, or punch. Punch Bowl is 12″ tall (14″ with lid) & 12 wide, with a 4 liter volume. Stein Cups are 4-1/2″ tall & 5″ wide (with handle), and a 2-1/2 wide opening. &####127802;Hali? A Aloha Collectibles. Ho? Omaka ke ala o ka pono me ke aloha a me ka malamala.
A blue ceramic bowl designed by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand. This elegant piece measures 10 x 7.5 cm (4″ x 3″) and showcases Nylund’s signature design style. The bowl is in excellent vintage condition with only minor surface marks. It is marked as second quality. Gunnar Nylund was born in Paris 1904 with parents who worked as sculptors and designer so he really soon started hos own career as designer for the Danish brand Bing & Grondahl where he worked until 1928. After that he together with Nathalie Krebs established the ceramics workshop Saxbo in Denmark. In 1931, Gunnar Nylund was then asked to start working for Rörstrand in Lidköping, Sweden. He worked there until 1955, most of the time as artistic director. After Gunnar Nylund Carl-Harry Stålhane became the artistic director for Rörstrand. Gunnar Nylund freelanced for Rörstrand for many years after 1955.
Bowl with a lovely glaze, it is designed by Gunnar Nylund at Rörstrand, the bowl is 10 x 7.5 cm (4″ x 3″) in. It’s in excellent condition except from some craquelure on the inside from the manufacturing why it is marked as 2nd quality. Gunnar Nylund was born in Paris 1904 with parents who worked as sculptors and designer so he really soon started hos own career as designer for the Danish brand Bing & Grondahl where he worked until 1928. After that he together with Nathalie Krebs established the ceramics workshop Saxbo in Denmark. In 1931, Gunnar Nylund was then asked to start working for Rörstrand in Lidköping, Sweden. He worked there until 1955, most of the time as artistic director. After Gunnar Nylund Carl-Harry Stålhane became the artistic director for Rörstrand. Gunnar Nylund freelanced for Rörstrand for many years after 1955.
Bowl in ceramics, it is designed by Gunnar Nylund at Rörstrand, the bowl is 10 x 7.5 cm (4″ x 3″) in. It’s in excellent condition except from a tiny mark on the inside from the production and a small chip on the inside of the base, why it is marked as 2nd quality. Gunnar Nylund was born in Paris 1904 with parents who worked as sculptors and designer so he really soon started hos own career as designer for the Danish brand Bing & Grondahl where he worked until 1928. After that he together with Nathalie Krebs established the ceramics workshop Saxbo in Denmark. In 1931, Gunnar Nylund was then asked to start working for Rörstrand in Lidköping, Sweden. He worked there until 1955, most of the time as artistic director. After Gunnar Nylund Carl-Harry Stålhane became the artistic director for Rörstrand. Gunnar Nylund freelanced for Rörstrand for many years after 1955.
This bowl is in excellent vintage condition. Has one tiny chip on the underside edge. Not noticeable unless the bowl is flipped over. Please view all photos for more accurate sizing and condition. If you have any questions, please ask. Thank you for looking.
Mid-Century 1950s Italian Aldo Londi for Bitossi Seta Colorful Ceramic Chalice Compote with Lid Rare Find. Many sellers list this same piece as a vase, without the lid. But this is not a vase. This item is an extremely rare, mid-century modern, multicolor compote with a matching lid and a bright purple interior. A very hard-to-find, elegant, conversation piece. In excellent condition with no flaws. Measures 6.75″W × 6.75″D × 8H. Add a Mid-Century Modern touch to your home decor with this Bitossi Seta Ceramic Chalice Compote with Lid. This two-piece set features a round shape with a glossy purple interior and a MCM geometric multicolor pattern that is both etched and hand-painted, making it a super rare find. The set is made of high-quality porcelain and ceramic material and was produced using art pottery techniques. This vintage piece was manufactured in 1960 and is an original, licensed reproduction of an antique design. The decorative compote and pedestal bowl set is perfect for all occasions and would make a great addition to any collection. The backstamp is painted and numbered, and the product line pays homage to the mid-20th century Italian design of Aldo Londi for Bitossi Seta. Visit Lots In A Box for more Great Deals. If you have any questions about a product that interests you, please message us, and we will respond with the information you need. All of our products are cleaned as soon as we obtain them. We will respond within 24 hours and do our best to help you! If you prefer not to receive recycled materials, please send us a message when you place your order. We appreciate our customers and the feedback we receive. By leaving us feedback, you will be helping our store grow and become a place where people can rest assured that we are fulfilling our promises and taking care of our customers.
Unique scandinavian style art ceramics porcelain or stoneware bowl. Mid-century pottery by Aune Siimes from 1940s or 1950s Arabia Finland. High quality thick handmade bowl with very beautiful purple, gray and green speckled glaze. In wonderful condition without any defects. Minor manufacturing related chip on the table bottom. Stands 6.5 cm tall. Widest diameter 15 cm. (2.5″x 5.75″). Her career at Arabia was from 1932 to 1964. She was well known for the groudbreaking work with thin porcelain but also with thick bowls. It was said that she worked in a constant search for new glazes – and when she was inspired by one, she threw or built bowls and vases as a vessels for the particular glaze. She threw and built all her objects herself. Paris world fair 1937 with a silver medal. Triennale Milan 1951 & 1954 both with a gold metal. Her works were presented in various exhibitions by Arabia. Stockholm Nordisk konsthantverk 1946. Amsterdam & Den Haag 1950. New York & Zurich 1951. Private exhibition with Kyllikki Salmenhaara in Helsinki 1952. Helsinborg and Milan 1957. Numerous “Design in Scandinavia” – tours in USA, Canada, Germany and France. Her work has been chosen to the collection of Victoria & Albert museum.
Vintage Mid Century Pottery Japan Ikebana Dish Bowl 1950′s Flowers Iris Brown. 8-1/4 (L) x 5-1/4 (W) x 3-1/2 (H) in.