Hamburg - Ceramics

Antique ceramic vase from Holland mid-19th century in a beautiful creamy white. The remarkable thing about this vase is, firstly, its very special o...

Staffordshire figurines are a kind of popular ceramic figurines that were made in England from the 18th century onwards. Most Staffordshire figurines made between 1740 and 1900 were produced by small potteries, and manufacturer's details are generally missing. Most Victorian figurines (1837-1900) were designed (like these) to stand on a shelf or mantelpiece, and are therefore only modeled and decorated where they are visible from the front and sides. These are known as "flatbacks". The figures were created mainly in Staffordshire, but also in other counties and in Scotland, all of which can loosely be called "Staffordshire figures". The figurines described by this term are usually made of earthenware, although the early figurines may be made of stoneware, and the more expensive porcelain figurines made by the larger potteries in Staffordshire and elsewhere in England are not usually covered by this term. These reflect the metropolitan and international style and have been more carefully modeled and painted. Of the wide variety of figurines produced, the Staffordshire dog figurine...

This Art Deco ceramic bowl with foot is from the 1920s. It is round and the floral design is raised and forms a beautiful relief. The black and white gl...

This beautiful and flawless little ceramic lidded box was designed by Samuel Schellink for N.V. Haagsche Plateelbakkerij Rozenburg. The lidded box in light grey was hand painted in several colors of blue, yellow, green and red. It shows a colorful pheasant and different floral ornamentation. On the bottom side of the product you find the inscription "Rozenburg - Den Haag", the number "683", a stork and a crown. The lidded box measures a height of 15- 16cm and a diameter of 18cm. It's in perfect condtion without any flaws. Saumel Schellink was born in Utrecht in 1876 and a dutch painter and draughtsman,. He trained at the Rozenburg Pottery...

Gerd Bogelund (1923-1987) Denmark Large unique Gerd Bøgelund Fruit Bowl produced by Royal Copenhagen. Hand signed Initials & 3 waves, in blue and no number. Color is olive-green ...

Extra large and rare Classic green Bauhaus ceramic by Hamelner Töpferei, Germany. Signatur.: stamped "H.T." (Hamelner Töpferei) Symbol for a rat / inc...

Gotlind Weigel (1932, Georgenburgkehlen, Germany) Large oval studio ceramic vase from Gotlind Weigel. " Gruppe 83 " She has been a member of the Gruppe 83, along with Beate Kuhn ...

Suzanne Ramié (1907 - 1974) France Ceramic oval bowl by renowned France artist Suzanne Ramié (Vallauris) having a light sand-yellow brown rough gl...

This French Art Deco vase dates back to the 1920s and impresses with its clear and graphic design. The ceramic itself has a bright glaze and the pattern shines silver. Even without f...