Josef Ekberg Gustavsberg Pottery Vase

Josef Ekberg, Gustavsberg pottery vase. Measures 14 x 11 cm. Marked Gustavsberg, JE. In perfect condition. Reserve: $175.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rates are determined by destination Internation

Good condition no chips or cracks seen. 4.75" T x 5" W

Gustavsberg Porcelain (Swedish). An early 20th Century Art Nouveau sgraffito pottery vase signed by artist. Glazed stoneware in mottled robin's egg blue with high relief encircling flora, in a gourd s

Gustavsberg Porcelain (Swedish). An early 20th Century Art Nouveau sgraffito pottery vase signed by artist. Glazed stoneware in mottled robin's egg blue with high relief encircling scrolling designs,

Nice Art Noiuveau e1930's Vase standing 10 3/8" tall and artist signed Ekberg. Very well excecuted Pot.

A Josef Ekberg Gustavsburg matte blue vase with scroll decoration signed Gustavsberg on base, and a Denver White Art Nouveau-style vase with green and blue glaze. Larger: 7-1/2in tall. Provenance: Che

To include a Josef Ekberg green glazed vase with floral decoration, signed Gustatsberg 1904 Ekberg on base; and an Arnhemsche Fayence Fabriek bowl with hand-painted decoration, marked Arnhemsche Holla

Wilhelm Kage Gustavsberg - Pottery Vase & Bowl, marked Argenta Dimensions: Largest 9.5" H.Large 7.75" Dia, Small 4.25" Dia. Property from the estate of an esteemed archaeologist and scholar, Princeton

A Berndt Friberg for Gustavsberg Glazed Pottery Vase, ca. 1960's, With incised maker's mark. H: 8 W: 3 in. An important Cleveland collector.

Designed by Wilhelm Kage, silver overlay floral decoration, Sweden c. 1940, signed, height 5 inches.

Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg. Including monumental lidded jar, tray, pedestal bowl, and footed bowl. Each signed. Dimensions: Jar 17.5" H Tray 18" x 12" Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prind

GUSTAVSBERG ART POTTERY VASESweden, 20th CenturyElongated tapered form in matte blue glaze. Gustavsberg paper label on underside.Height 9.5".

A Josef Ekberg For Gustavsberg Footed Porcelain Bowl. Turquoise bowl with puce interior and goldtone trim and decoration. Together with four round Gustavsberg dishes with silver inlay of card suits, t

2pc Stig Lindberg for Gustavsberg ''Karnival'' Pottery Vases. Tall cylinder vase measures 16''x3.5'' and rectangular vase 7''x2.75''. Each has original paper labels on bottom. Excellent condition.

Gustavsberg art pottery vase done in a green finish with a raised fish in black. Measures approx. 7" tall x 2 1/2" wide. You are bidding at a live sale. Please read the terms and conditions. We are of

Farsta Gustavsberg Swedish Small Pottery Vase. Signed. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: H- 2.9". Provenance: Private Collection of the Estate of a Long Time Famous Collector. Please note the absence

GUSTAVSBERG ART POTTERY FARSTA VASE SIGNED KAGE (WILLHELM 1917 - 1960 SWEDEN, C. 1950/60, H. 4 1/2"

Typical green Argenta, with a silver overly of Eve in the garden. Measures a large 11 1/2" tall. Signed to base. In excellent condition. Mid century. Shipping U.S. to be $45 plus insurance.

GUSTAVSBERG ARGENTA ART POTTERY VASESweden, Mid-20th CenturyBy Wilhelm Kage. Decoration of a silver fish on a turquoise ground. Marked on base.Height 6”. Top diameter 5”.

Gustavsberg Swedish art pottery vase, decorated with figure on horseback, vase is 9.75" by 2.25" by 6.5", signed & paper label, small glaze chip in corner, otherwise in good condition

Gustavsberg Argenta vase and plate set. Turquoise with silver overlay. Made in Sweden. Dimensions: Vase: 7" H 2" DIA; Large Plate: 7" DIA; Small Plate: 4" DIA. Priority Shipping provided in-house by T

Art Deco Wilhelm Kage for Gustavsberg Sweden "Argenta" pottery vases with mottled turquoise-glazed bodies accented with tiny bits of silver overlay, comprising a bottle vase #1223, cylindrical vase #1

Two (2) Scandinavian art pottery vases. Gustavsberg "Argenta" with sterling silver overlay and Haganas. Dimensions: 7" X 2 1/2" and 5 1/2" X 5 1/2"

Massive and early Gustavsberg vase with hand incised grape motif, the work of Josef Eckberg in 1900. Incised on the bottom with Eckberg's monogram and 309, and impressed with the Gustavsberg logo, 00