Herman A. Kähler (HAK) - Vase - Pottery - Turquoise-blue Vase

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This turquoise-glazed earthenware vase by Herman A. Kähler (HAK), made in Denmark around 1950–1960, features a rounded form and craquelure finish and is in good used condition with minor signs of age and spots.

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Herman A. Kähler (HAK) – Turquoise-blue art ceramic vase – Denmark – 20th century

A particularly attractive ceramic vase originating from the renowned Danish ceramics workshop Herman A. Kähler (HAK) in Næstved.

This decorative vase is distinguished by its splendid, intensely turquoise-blue glaze, combined with a distinctly fine craquelé pattern that is visible across the entire surface.

The harmonious, globular form, the short neck, and the slightly flaring upper rim give the piece an elegant and timeless appearance.

The glossy glaze shows beautiful color variations from bright turquoise to deep blue. Under different lighting, the subtle nuances and the characteristic craquelé come into their own particularly nicely.

The underside features the distinctive HAK monogram and the inscription DENMARK, referring to the famous Danish ceramics workshop.

Kähler is one of the best-known names in Nordic art pottery and enjoys international recognition among collectors of vintage design and artistic ceramics.

Features

• Manufacturer: Herman A. Kähler (HAK)
• Origin: Næstved, Denmark
• Period: 20th century
• Material: Glazed ceramic
• Color: Intense turquoise-blue
• Finish: Glossy craquelé glaze
• Height: 15 cm
• Maximum diameter: 12 cm
• Weight: about 850 grams
• Mark: HAK and DENMARK on the underside

Of course, it will be very carefully packed for fast postal shipping with a tracking number.

Herman A. Kähler (HAK) – Turquoise-blue art ceramic vase – Denmark – 20th century

A particularly attractive ceramic vase originating from the renowned Danish ceramics workshop Herman A. Kähler (HAK) in Næstved.

This decorative vase is distinguished by its splendid, intensely turquoise-blue glaze, combined with a distinctly fine craquelé pattern that is visible across the entire surface.

The harmonious, globular form, the short neck, and the slightly flaring upper rim give the piece an elegant and timeless appearance.

The glossy glaze shows beautiful color variations from bright turquoise to deep blue. Under different lighting, the subtle nuances and the characteristic craquelé come into their own particularly nicely.

The underside features the distinctive HAK monogram and the inscription DENMARK, referring to the famous Danish ceramics workshop.

Kähler is one of the best-known names in Nordic art pottery and enjoys international recognition among collectors of vintage design and artistic ceramics.

Features

• Manufacturer: Herman A. Kähler (HAK)
• Origin: Næstved, Denmark
• Period: 20th century
• Material: Glazed ceramic
• Color: Intense turquoise-blue
• Finish: Glossy craquelé glaze
• Height: 15 cm
• Maximum diameter: 12 cm
• Weight: about 850 grams
• Mark: HAK and DENMARK on the underside

Of course, it will be very carefully packed for fast postal shipping with a tracking number.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
0 g
Title additional information
Turquoise-blue Vase
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Denmark
Material
Pottery
Style
Mid-century modern
Manufacturer/brand
Herman A. Kähler (HAK)
Colour
Turquoise
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
0 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Diameter
0 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
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Objects sold
Private

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