David Barthold, Artist's Cipher
Even though this Williamsburg potter made quite a splash with his vintage-inspired line, he ultimately went back to painting. This is some of his last works in pottery. Mint condition. Marked with artist’s cipher “DB” and an open palm.
Shown here are three sizes of bowls or vessels with a max height of about 10″. There are also cylindrical vases and other forms available upon request.
Prices start at $60 per piece.
Genevieve Claisse, Cercles in Blue
Genevieve Claisse, Cercles in Fuschia
These beautiful silkscreens on heavy paper by French abstract painter, Geneviève Claisse, exemplifies her heavily geometric style. Titled “Circles” they are signed and numbered works which are perfect for a pop of color in a modern room.
Signed and numbered, limited edition of 100. Published by Gallery Denise Renee and carrying the publisher’s blindstamp. Blue is in mint condition. Fuschia has a slight thumbpull to bottom left.
Upsala-Ekeby, Karlkrona, Skawonius Stella Vase
Upsala-Ekeby, Karlskrona, Stawonium Vase, 1953
Upsala-Ekeby, Karlskrona, Stawonius Stella Vase
Designed in 1953 by Sven Erik Skawonius, the art director of Karlkrona which was purchased by Upsala Ekeby, this piece is glazed porcelain with moulded ribbing.
Part of the “Stella” line this is a large 6 inches tall and 6 inches at its widest. Fully marked and in mint condition. A piece of this line, a plate, can be found in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Upsala-Ekeby Gefle Wheat Pattern 15" Dish
Upsala-Ekeby Gefle 15" Wheat Pattern Dish
Founded c.1910 the Gefle porcelain factory was bought by Upsala-Ekeby in 1936 and was closed in the 1970s. This incredible piece is believed to be pre-1960s. It retains the full factory stamp on the bottom and some of the impressed marks under the glaze. Top side has a beautiful wheat pattern that is very much arts and crafts. Approx 2 inches high by 9 inches wide and 15 inches long. Mint, vintage, condition. Has factory silver stamp on bottom.
Matching vase to come.
Mobach Pottery Vases by Jaan Mobach
17 inch Jaan Mobach Vase with Impressed Mark and Cipher
11 inch Jaan Mobach Vase with Impressed Mark and Cipher
An astonishing 17 inches high, 5.5 inches at the base and 4 inches at the top for the larger and 11 inches high for the other. These vases are in deep umber and have the impressed Mobach mark and the signature of Jaan Mobach on the bottom. Mint condition.
“MOBACH is the grand family of Dutch ceramics. In one form or another the Mobach family has been involved in ceramics for eight generations. The Mobachs were a family of weavers who suffered greatly during the economic depression of the French occupation of Holland (1795-1813). Jaan Pieter Mobach (1766-1826) was forced to abandon his trade and obtained work with the Kremer family, who produced ceramic pipes and roof tiles, as well as utilitarian kitchenware. For three generations the Mobachs worked for the Kremer family, rising to the top management. In 1884, Jaan Pieters Mobach (1826-1898) had a falling out with the Kremer family and founded Mobach Pottenbakker in Bolsward. In 1895 the family ceramics business was moved to Utrecht. The eighth generation, Kasper Mobach (b 1961), continues the family tradition today. ”
Lisa Larson for Gustavsberg, Cat
Lisa Larson, Gustavsberg Sweden.
Measures 5” high by 13.5 inches long.
In as mint condition as they come. Has two Gustavsberg paper labels on the bottom.
It’s back! For the lucky few of you who got this silkscreen in red, you’ll want the blue for the matching set. For everyone else, you may want to pre-order now. The first edition sold out in a matter of hours at the Vintage Bazaar.
Size is approx 13×19 inches and is signed and numbered by the artist. Total edition of 50.
Contact us for more information.
Furstenberg Porcelain Mark first used 1956
Large Porcelain vase from Furstenberg, Germany. White porcelain with raised wood grain and op art design against a high glaze background . Approx9 inches in height.
Artist: Robert Rauschenberg, American (1925 – 2008)
Title: Features from Currents
Year: 1970
Medium: Hand-Printed Silkscreen on Aqua B 844 Paper, signed and numbered in pencil
Edition: 50
Size: 40 in. x 40 in. (101.6 cm x 101.6 cm)
Do not confuse this from the poster for the same show. This image was selected over all the other for the exhibition poster which sell in the $500 range. This is a mint condition, investment-grade piece.
