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A small brown mottled glaze vessel with an abstract geometrical pattern. Saxbo impressed stamp. Artist signed. Artist: Edith SonneIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: 2.75"W x 4.5"HManufacturer: SaxboCountry of Origin: DenmarkAge related wear.

A small blue-green glazed bowl with gilded speckles. Saxbo Denmark impressed on the underside. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5"W x 2.5"HManufacturer: SaxboCountry of Origin: DenmarkAge related wear.

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN (DANISH 1911-1976) FOR SAXBO: A studio pottery stoneware vessel in mottled rust-brown glaze with incised decoration to front and back panel, the underside impressed with mark for 'SAXBO / DENMARK', the numbers '4' and '290', and incised 'E.ST.N'.Height 13cm.

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN (DANISH 1911-1976) FOR SAXBO, A studio pottery spherically shaped vase with brown haresfur glaze and stylised flower decorations, 1930s, the underside with impressed Saxbo yin-yang symbol, 'SAXBO / DANMARK', and model number '121'.Height 9.5cm.FOOTNOTE Saxbo ceramics are held 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.

A Saxbo jug, by Eva Staehr-Nielsen, Denmark, 1936, and a Nittsjo mid-century pottery jug, Sweden, both with maker's mark to base, 26cm

Saxbo Denmark No. 2 abstract lattice design square section tapering vase 14cm high approx., together with Danish Soholm 3305 blue ground tapering vase with stylised leaves and flowers, 16cm high approx. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) No obvious damage.

A Saxbo of Denmark pottery vase by Eva Staehr Nielsen, shape 155, drip/streaked mocha glaze. 12cm high

Saxbo of Denmark, mid 20thC shallow bowl designed by Eva Stæhr Nielsen

A Danish pottery preserve pot and silver cover, by Saxbo, model 223, the squat body with pale green glaze, the silver cover with open basket finial, silver stamped '830S' assayer's mark Johannes Siggaard, Copenhagen 1948, facsimile signature 'C.Autosen'?, diameter 9cm, height 7.5cm.Condition report:No issues with the silver cover except for some spot tarnishing, it is a good fit to the pot. The body of the pot has an ingrained hairline running down the full height of one side. Throughout the glaze there are dark lines that appear almost under-glaze which could be hairlines in the body of the pot, or could be a craquelure effect. Adjacent to the ingrained hairline is a slight crack that travels along the rim for 2.5cm, and elsewhere on the rim there is a slight chip. The interior of the pot has ingrained crazing lines to the base. The underside of the pot is good, no damages.

EVA STAEHR-NEILSON (1911-1976) FOR SAXBO; a Danish Pottery bowl with linear decoration with blue highlights on a brown glazed ground, impressed marks and no.164, height 10cm, diameter 13cm.Additional InformationLight wear to the glaze but good condition. 

A Saxbo dry erase white board with fitting bracket

A mid century Saxbo mushroom brown glazed earthenware vase designed by Eva Staenr Neilson (Wilhjelm) 23cm tall.

Saxbo blue glazed earthenware ewer designed by Eva Staehr Nielson (n�e Wilhelm), of bulbous form with strap handle and elongated spout, H19cm

Ian Chapman (geb. 1953 wohl in Saxbo, Dänemark)Keramik, farbig glasiert, 1x quadratische Schale mit eingewalzten Scherben, 1978/86, Pressmonogr. "IC" u. Etikett, 1x runde, flach gemuldete Schale, rot glasiert mit schwarz/silbrigen Sprenkeln, im Boden Pressmarke, D 24,5 - 32cmProvenienz: Slg. Edith u. Barbara Achilles für Achilles-Stiftung HamburgIan Chapman (born 1953) and probably Saxbo, Denmarkpottery, colored glaze, 1x square bowl with rolled-in shards, 1978/86, impressed monogr. "IC" and label, 1x round, flat, troughed bowl, glazed red with black/silvery speckles, stamped mark to bottom, D 24.5 - 32cm Provenance: Collection of Edith and Barbara Achilles for Achilles-Foundation, Hamburg

Saxbo, Denmark A brown glazed stoneware bowl, 1960s, marked underneath and with number 86. 5 cm. h. x 12 cm. diam.

A Danish Saxbo dish circa 1950's with lobster decoration in high relief. Matt brown glaze. Fully marked with Saxbo Ying Yang mark to base. 19cm diameter

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN (1911-1976) for Saxbo; a pair of small porcelain bottles, incised ESTN and pottery marks, tallest 8cm (2). (D)Born in Denmark, Staehr-Nielsen joined the stoneware pottery studio Saxbo in 1932 where she worked with the founder Nathalie Krebs. She designed the simple shapes for which Saxbo became known. After the pottery closed in 1968 she went to work at the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain factory.Provenance: Purchased in London in late 1960s.Additional InformationAppears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk or http://artistscollectingsociety.org

Saxbo (Denmark) A glazed vaseImpressed marks to base Height 12cm

SAXBO, DENMARK. A Saxbo, Danish studio pottery cane-handled teapot. Height incl. handle 20cm, Impressed & other marks.

Three items of Danish studio pottery, all glazed in earth tones, including a bowl by Per Linnemann-Schmidt for Palshus, inscribed to base, Dia 17cm, a globular vase by Eva Staehr-Nielsen for Saxbo, number 121, impressed marks, H 8.5cm and another Saxbo bottle-shaped vase, unsigned, number 37, H 9.5cm largest diameter 17cm

A collection of Danish Saxbo ceramic pieces, to include a green glazed lamp base jug, preserve jar and cover and a tea pot.

Eva Staehr Nielsen for Saxbo Vase ochre glazes impressed maker's marks the vase 12.5cm high.

Eva Staehr Nielsen for Saxbo Teapot ochre glazes impressed maker's marks the teapot 21.2cm across.

A Danish Saxbo Haresfur vase, height 15.5cm. Condition - good, no damage/repair, little wear.

EVA STAEHR-NIELSON (1911-1976) for Saxbo; a small stoneware bud vase covered in turquoise glaze, incised ESTN and impressed pottery marks, height 7cm. (D) CONDITION REPORT: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. Postage to Denmark would be approximately £46. This lot qualifies for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit http://www.dacs.org.uk

A Danish Saxbo dish circa 1950 - 68 with lobster decoration in relief, mottled brown glaze, marks to base, 19cm diameter (small chip to rim)

SAXBO, DENMARK. A Saxbo Denmark teapot, by Eva Staehr Nielsen. Height with handle 17cm.

Saxbo (Danish) vase by Edith Sonne Bruun, 5.25ins high

A Royal Winton breakfast for one set with yellow glaze and pink rose detail comprising an octagonal tray with teapot, small milk jug, small sugar bowl, cup and toast rack together with a Clarice Cliff two handled dish of oval form with painted abstract fruit and foliage decoration in and printed mark to base, a collection of Studio Pottery coffee wares with brown glaze and impressed seal marks MP, comprising coffee pot, sugar bowl, six cups and six saucers and a Danish Studio Pottery teapot marked to base Saxbo

Saxbo Danish jug, by Jais Nielsen, with turquoise glaze, figures to either side, 16cm high

Saxbo Danish jug, by Jais Nielsen, brown glaze, with the head of Medusa to the bowl interior, 13.5cm wide

A 1950's Danish Bornholm pottery onion shaped table lamp base Designed by Michael Andersen, decorated in a mottled celadon glaze, impressed three herring back stamp, Bornholm, Denmark, 5922, 27cms high, together with an Aluminia vase 18cms high and a saxbo bowl 10cms wide (3)

By Georg Jensen, a Danish silver-mounted jam pot and spoon, design numbers 4050A, and 110, the ceramic pot by Saxbo, Denmark, mottled blue tapering pot, the pull-off cover with a bud finial, the spoon with a bifurcated terminal, height of pot 10.5cm, approx. weighable 2.8oz. (2)

A Saxbo Danish stoneware vase by Jais Nielsen, shouldered form modelled in low relief with saints and Roman soldiers gathered around the dead Christ figure, glazed green impressed and incised marks, 16cm. high

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN - for Saxbo, a ceramic ovoid vase wtih brown dripped glaze over blue. Incised marks to base No. 118, 8.5cm high

Saxbo glazed earthenware ewer designed by Eva Staehr Nielson (née Wilhelm), the bulbous form with a mottled grey to yellow glaze terminating at the circular base, impressed with firm`s mark and SAXBO 64 I, and incised artist`s initials, 9""h

Derek Clarkson, a crystalised glaze vase, Rosalie Dodds, a blue glazed vase, with an unglazed rim, another spiral twist vase, and a Saxbo ornament

Eva Staehr-Nielsen (1911-1976), Théière, Céramique, Édition Saxbo, Signée, Date de création : 1950, H 16 cm

Eva Staehr-Nielsen (1911-1976), Coupe, Céramique, Édition Saxbo, Date de création : vers 1950, H 23 × Ø 34 cm

SAXBO STONEWARE VASE, CIRCA 1951/61 thrown by Edith Sonne-Bruun and covered with `Jungle` glaze, marked with the zodiacal symbol for Cancer within a circle, `SAXBO` and `DENMARK` impressed, and signed `Sonne` 27cm high, 18.5cm deep

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN FOR SAXBO STONEWARE VASE, CIRCA 1951/68 covered with a dark brown hare`s fur glaze by Natalie Krebs, and modelled with three enfolding leaf forms, marked with zodiacal symbol for Cancer within a circle, `SAXBO` and `DENMARK` impressed, and incised with artist`s signature `E.St.N.` 29cm high, 13.5cm deep

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN FOR SAXBO STONEWARE BOTTLE, CIRCA 1951/68 bulbous form, lightly paddled on two opposite sides, with a short neck and a collar at the mouth, covered with a brown glaze streaked with black, called `Markmus` (`Fieldmouse`), by Natalie Krebs, marked with zodiacal symbol for Cancer within a circle, `SAXBO` and `DENMARK` impressed and incised with artist`s signature `E.St.N.` 11cm high, 11cm long

EVA STAEHR-NIELSEN FOR SAXBO STONEWARE VASE, CIRCA 1951/68 the body paddled into a cube, with a short neck and a slightly flared mouth, covered with a russet, black and yellow glaze called `Jungle` by Natalie Krebs, marked with a zodiacal symbol for Cancer within a circle, `SAXBO` and `DENMARK` impressed and incised with artist`s signature `E.St.N.` 13cm high, 12cm long

A quantity of Danish ceramics to include Royal Copenhagen and Saxbo.

Seven Pieces of Studio Pottery, by Gutte Eriksen, including two drinking cups, cream jug and sugar bowl, two jugs and a miniature vase, incised marks; A Set of Four Danish Bowls, impressed marks "OSA Danmark 303", 13.5cm diameter (damages); Six Pieces of Danish Saxbo Studio Pottery; and Two Unmarked Pieces of Danish Pottery (19)

A collection of Scandinavian pottery including a pair of vases, an Alumina abstract vase, Copenhagen vase and Saxbo vase

A Poole pottery vase, circa 1957, shape no 718/GBU in the basket pattern designed by Ann Read and painted by Gwen Haskins, 20cm high. Together with a small Saxbo vase in a celadon coloured finish 10.5cm high (2).

A large stoneware vessel, bionorphic shape with lid, hand printed design by Saxbo Denmark.

Eva Stehr-Nielsen for Saxbo - a squat stoneware vase, incised and impressed marks, together with a Vallaurius vase signed A. Maurier, and three other ceramic items. (5)

A Saxbo small bowl, of lotus design, with all over celadon type glaze together with a small collection of further pieces to include candle holders, 8cms tall max. (13)