Mid Century Green Stoneware No 157 Saxbo Vase
Round stoneware vase decorated with green glaze wit ochre elements. Marked with the Saxbo yin-yang symbol encircled, the model number 157, four dots (mark of Saxbo’s Master turner Sigurd Kjær), “Saxbo Denmark”, “ESTN” and a horizontal 8. Saxbo (1930-1968) is now widely recognized as one of the finest independent ceramic workshops in Scandinavia with a wide and far ranging influence on several generations of ceramicists. Today, pieces are included in the collections of the Copenhagen Industrial Arts Museum, The Swedish National Museum, the New York Museum of Modern Art and the New York Metropolitan Museum of Arts. The vase measures 21 cm tall x 4 cm diameter top
Round stoneware vase decorated with green glaze wit ochre elements. Marked with the Saxbo yin-yang symbol encircled, the model number 157, four dots (mark of Saxbo’s Master turner Sigurd Kjær), “Saxbo Denmark”, “ESTN” and a horizontal 8. Saxbo (1930-1968) is now widely recognized as one of the finest independent ceramic workshops in Scandinavia with a wide and far ranging influence on several generations of ceramicists. Today, pieces are included in the collections of the Copenhagen Industrial Arts Museum, The Swedish National Museum, the New York Museum of Modern Art and the New York Metropolitan Museum of Arts. The vase measures 21 cm tall x 4 cm diameter top
Round stoneware vase decorated with green glaze wit ochre elements. Marked with the Saxbo yin-yang symbol encircled, the model number 157, four dots (mark of Saxbo’s Master turner Sigurd Kjær), “Saxbo Denmark”, “ESTN” and a horizontal 8. Saxbo (1930-1968) is now widely recognized as one of the finest independent ceramic workshops in Scandinavia with a wide and far ranging influence on several generations of ceramicists. Today, pieces are included in the collections of the Copenhagen Industrial Arts Museum, The Swedish National Museum, the New York Museum of Modern Art and the New York Metropolitan Museum of Arts. The vase measures 21 cm tall x 4 cm diameter top
