Bitossi and Past: Your Information to Mid Century Fashionable Ceramics

Bitossi 9.5″ Hound-Rimini Blu

After all, Bitossi made greater than the Rimini Blu line.

Bitossi Di Gatto

Bitossi Cerchi Vase

Eva Zeisel

Designer Eva Zeisel introduced heat and natural shapes to family ceramics similar to these playful salt and pepper shakers.

Rose and Erni Cabat

Rose and Erni Cabat had been a husband-wife ceramicist duo in mid century America who utilized distinctive glazes to their vessels, similar to this one, often called “Feelies,” which resemble onion and fig shapes. This Feelie in Apple Inexperienced Glaze is an instance of the duo’s masterfully distinctive items.

Gertrud and Otto Natzler

Gertrud and Otto Natzler had been one other ceramicist couple. Gertrud threw the items on the potter’s wheel, and Otto glazed them. They emigrated from Austria and continued to pair their abilities in ceramics from California. This tea service dates to about 1940 and are glazed in a matte gray-blue.

Taisto Kaasinen

Finnish mid century ceramicist Taisto Kaasinen designed this ceramic beetle for Arabia.

Lucie Rie

Austrian-born Lucie Rie utilized Modernism to ceramics and formed the sphere. She emigrated to England throughout WWII and continued her artwork there. Her chalice vase demonstrates her award-winning mix of traditional method married with Modernist sensibilities.

Stig Lindberg

Stig Lindberg, a multi-talented Swedish mid century artist, designed this conical black and white vase.

Heath Ceramics

Edith Heath‘s mid century pottery lives on in her identify with Heath Ceramics and designs in Mid Century Fashionable spirit similar to this single bud vase.

Wilhelm Kåge

Wilhelm Kåge, one other Swedish designer, is most well-known for his work as an inventive director at Gustavsberg porcelain manufacturing unit. This inexperienced glazed set incorporates a silver overlay for vibrant colour and dimension.

Berndt Friberg

One other Gustavsberg designer Berndt Friberg utilized his brilliance for glazes to this ceramic desk lamp base.

Lisa Larson

Swedish designer Lisa Larson made pleasant ceramic animals for her Small Zoo assortment, together with this 1955 Implausible Fox.

Lesser Identified Ceramic Finds

All the things about this funky star ashtray in mint inexperienced exudes retro allure!

Inge Kowal Minimalist Nineteen Seventies Studio Pottery Bowl Victoria BC Floral Impressed Design

Zsolnay vase in glazed ceramics modelled with dancing folks.

Lovely Swedish Jie Ceramic Vase Gullvi Tapper Design

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