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VASE, 1926
Porcelain with celadon glaze decorated with a frog, flowers and leaves in high relief
Signed HHH, bearing three waves and dated 7-4-1926
14 cm. high
Hans Henrik Hansen was sculptor at Royal Copenhagen from 1908 and designer from 1926 to 1965
VASE
Small decorated vase, circle silver base, neck mounting and lid in silver
Signed, with hallmarks
7.5 cm. high
“SWEET PEA AND BUTTERFLY” PLATE
White porcelain plate with sweet pea and butterfly decor in green and blue tones
Customary seals, numbered 1174/10520 in green and 90 in blue
22 cm in diameter
“HERMIT CRABS AND SEAWEED” UNIKAT VASE, 1901
UNIKAT vase decorated with hermit crabs and seaweed, January 1901
Numbered 7713
49 cm. high
LARGE BALUSTER VASE
Porcelain, with lacustrine decor in blue tones on a white background
Signed at the bottom and under its base
Bearing the manufacturer’s customary seals
Marked 12 Z and numbered 10410
44 cm. high
“TÊTE-À-TÊTE” TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE
Porcelain
Exhibition
Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1900
Bibliography
Art et Décoration, décembre 1900, repr. p. 196
“EPIS ET FLEURS BLEUES” UNIKAT VASE, 1896
Decorated porcelain
Bearing the manufacturer’s seal and marks, numbered 6048, signed and written out in full and dated M and 10 (for October 1896)
23 cm. high
TOP-SHAPED BOUQUET HOLDER
Enameled porcelain with spinning polychrome orchids decor, the neck ornamented with three small handles
The cover of the suspension ring in bronze and ropes
Signed with the manufacturer’s stamp in green, numbered 62 in blue for the artist and 5/5 in green
21 cm. in diameter ; 17.5 cm. high
“PHALENES” VASE
Openwork vase in enameled white and blue porcelain decorated with pepper moths and foliage
Signed with the circular stamp under its base and numbered 1295/777 and 58
Painted by Fr A Richter
14 cm. high
“ROSE” VASE
Porcelain
Signed with the manufacturer’s stamp and numbered 815/294 in green and 98 in blue
19 cm. high
UNIKAT VASE, CIRCA 1900
White porcelain decorated with ginkgo leaves
Attributed to Christian Thomsen
Author of the shape: Arnold Krog, 1895
With manufacturer's stamp, numbered 203/135
16 cm high
Another example of this vase was acquired in 1897 by the Berlin Museum of Decorative Arts
Bibliography
Dekorative Kunst, vol. 16, 1907, ill. p. 114
Berlin, Kunstgewerbe Museum, Werke um 1900, cat. n. 79
VASE “SNAKES”, CIRCA 1900
Porcelain
Marked with the artist’s monogram, bearing the manufacturer’s stamp and numbered 633/326
14 cm. high
Bibliography
Bredo L. Grandjean, Kongelig dansk Porcelain 1884-1980, Gyldendal, ill. p. 41
“CRABES ET ALGUES” VASE, 1901
Shape designed by Christian Thomsen
Decorated by Léon Boll
Marked with the artist’s monogram, bearing the manufacturer's seal and numbered 445/241 and 50
20.3 cm. high
VASE, 1900-1901
Model of 1898-1899, executed in 1900-1901
Openwork porcelain with a design of white poppies
Signed
13.7 cm. high
“SNAKES” VASE, CIRCA 1900
Openwork enamelled porcelain; three snakes forming the handles
Signed, numbered 298/176 and 60
14.5 cm. high
PLANTER, 1896
Signed
26.7 cm. high
26 cm. diameter
“TROIS LEZARDS” VIDE-POCHE, CIRCA 1900
Polychrome porcelain
Bearing the manufacturer’s seal and numbered
“LEZARD” VIDE-POCHE, CIRCA 1900
Porcelain
Bearing the manufacturer’s seal and numbered 1100 and 158
20 cm. diameter
