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Brutalist ceramic vase in Scandinavian modernist style from the mid-century by Thomas Hellström for Nittsjö, Sweden.
Vintage tall handblown orchid vases in azure blue by Artur Percy for Gullaskruf, 1970s, set of 3
Mid-century modern art ceramic vases by Ingrid Atterberg for Upsala-Ekeby, 1970s, set of 2
Mid-century Scandinavian modern brutalist art pottery vase by Mari Simmulson for Upsala Ekeby, Sweden, 1970s
Vintage Danish pottery vase with graphic monochrome design and glazing from Helge Österberg
Swedish vase by B. Vallien for Kosta Boda, 1980s
Mid-century Scandinavian modern art design pottery vase by Mari Simmulson for Upsala Ekeby, Sweden, 1970s
Glass vases by Vallien for Kosta Boda, set of 3
Mid-century modern glass vase by Bo Borgström for Åseda
Mid-century modern art Danish pottery vase by Michael Andersen, 1960s
Mid-century Scandinavian modern art glass vase by Wiktor Berndt for Flygsfors, Sweden
Mid-century modern Op-Art Studio Line bisque porcelain vase by Werner Schreib for Rosenthal, 1960s
Glass vase by Landberg for Orrefors, set of 2
Scandinavian mid-century modern brutalist pottery vases by Hellström for Nittsjö, Sweden, set of 2
Mid-century Scandinavian modern art pottery vases in ceramic by Göran Andersson for Upsala Ekeby, Sweden, 1970s, set of 2
Vase by Einar Johansen for Soholm, Denmark, 1960s
Pottery vase by Arthur Andersson for Wallåkra
Red glass vase by Erik Höglund for Bodafors, 1960s
Red crystal vases by Augustsson for Åseda, set of 2
Mid-century art pottery vase in ceramic from Tilgmans
Finnish art glass Flora vase by Toikka for Nuutajärvi
Glass vase by Edenfalk, Skruf, Sweden
Blue glass art vase from Prachen Glass Works
Large green Tang-Li vase by Morales Schildt for Kosta
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Clocks
Clocks have been guardians of time for centuries, evolving from simple mechanical devices to complex, aesthetically sophisticated pieces. Their function goes beyond mere timekeeping; they serve as decorative elements that add style and personality to any space.
Clocks, Different Styles
- Modern: Contemporary clocks embrace innovative technologies and sleek designs. They range from minimalist digital clocks to modern wall clocks with striking dials and materials such as glass and metal.
- Vintage: Retro and vintage clocks have a special appeal because of their nostalgic charm. Classic pendulum clocks, antique pocket watches and historic longcase clocks belong to this category.
Junghans Clock
Junghans, a German watch brand, has a rich history of producing clocks and watches. Their clocks combine craftsmanship with innovative designs. The company is known for its precision and commitment to quality, often merging modern aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship.
Rolex Wall Clock
Although Rolex is mainly known for its luxury watches, the brand also produces high-quality wall clocks. These clocks embody the style and finesse characteristic of Rolex products, often with timeless designs and durable materials.
Kienzle Clock
Kienzle, another renowned German clock brand, has produced a wide range of clocks, from traditional table clocks to modern wall clocks. Their focus on quality and craftsmanship has contributed to their reputation as reliable clockmakers.
Art Deco Clock
Art Deco is an art movement that flourished in the 1920s and 1930s, characterised by geometric shapes, luxurious materials and an elegant look. Art Deco clocks reflect this aesthetic with bold designs, often with striking colours, geometric patterns and use of materials such as chrome, glass and precious metals.
Clocks are not only functional time-measuring instruments, but also cultural and aesthetic symbols. Whether modern digital clocks, classic pendulum clocks or vintage watches, they represent a story of evolution in design, technology and style. Each brand and style contributes to the diversity and beauty of these timeless companions.