Mid-Century Danish Relief Sculpture by Noomi Backhausen for Søholm 1960s

A sculptural work by Ruth Duckworth, executed in glazed sandstone in 1961. The piece consists of a cubic, open-centered outer frame featuring a highly textured, unglazed exterior, wh...

Solid wood wall shelf, attributed to Peder Moos and made in Denmark around 1950. This piece is strongly linked to the workshop of the celebrated Danish cabinetmaker through Anne Bony...

Expressive light sculpture by Danish ceramicist Birthe Aksby, crafted in glazed ceramic with organic designs inspired by plant forms and marine corals. The composition evokes natural growth, with volumes emerging from a textured and perforated structure, allowing light to flow through its openings and create an atmospheric play of shadows. The pale glazed patina enhances its sculptural presence, lending it an ethereal character and an almost mineral quality. Birthe Aksby, active in Denmark during the second half of the 20th century, is renowned for her mastery of fine ceramics and her exploration of nature-inspired forms. Alongside this remarkable piece, a newspaper clipping was found mentioning her work exhibited at Galerie Gammel Strand in Copenhagen, alongside ceramicist Lizzie Thyssen...

Wall sconce designed by Per Lütken for Holmegaard Glasværk, Denmark, early 1970s. Referred to as the Glasplatte (Glass Plaque) model. Features a thick, curved pane of frosted art gla...

Decorative Danish ceramic relief produced by the renowned pottery manufacturer Søholm, Bornholm, Denmark, circa 1960s–1970s. The relief is crafted in textured stoneware with layere...

A ceramic wall plaque titled “Kavalkad” designed by Olle Alberius for Rörstrand 1970s. This striking piece exemplifies Alberius’ distinctive artistic language, combining sculptural ...

Striking stoneware wall relief by Tyra Lundgren, with a colorful, abstract motif of three dancing women. Beautiful colors and and thick glazes on tactile chamotte. Mounted on a wood...

Åke Holm (Swedish, 1900-80) was one of Sweden’s leading ceramic artists in the 20th century. He worked at the Höganäs factory in his early years before opening his own studio in the ...