Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen, Denmark. Tall ceramic vase with iridescent glaze in blue, silver and red tones. Approx. 1960/70s. NEW ACQUISITIONS He introduced innovative techniques like

He introduced innovative techniques like the “self-inflated” method and stick-blowing

Two decorative plates in hand-painted porcelain with gold decoration

Classic teapot in white porcelain with hand-painted blue Blue Fluted Plain decoration

Dresden porcelain became especially valued for its quality craftsmanship and decorative refinement

Largest measures: 22

Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen, Denmark. Tall ceramic vase with iridescent glaze in blue, silver and red tones. Approx. 1960/70s. NEW ACQUISITIONS He introduced innovative techniques likeMarianne Starck for Michael Andersen. Large vase 5703 2, 1960 70s. Impressive tall ceramic vase with a strong iridescent glaze in blue, silver and red tones. The faceted, geometric architecture is typical of Starcks celebrated work for Michael Andersen on the island of Bornholm. Origin: Bornholm, Denmark. Designer: Marianne Starck (for Michael Andersen). Material: Earthenware faience with iridescent glaze. Dimensions: H. 53 cm, D. 18 cm. Period: 1960