Elegant Vintage Vase Set by Nanny Still for H&C Selb Bavaria Heinrich *Scandinavian Minimalism Meets German Porcelain Mastery* Step into the serene world of mid-century modern design with this exceptional set of four vases, designed by the celebrated Finnish designer Nanny Still for the distinguished German porcelain house Heinrich & Co. (H&C) Selb Bavaria. Crafted from fine white *bisque* porcelain with a soft matte finish, each vase exemplifies Still’s hallmark: elegance, clarity of form, and a harmonious balance between sculpture and utility. A rare complete set that perfectly embodies the cross-pollination of Scandinavian minimalism and German porcelain craftsmanship. Dimensions: * 2 × Small vases: Height 11 cm * 1 × Medium vase: Height 15.5 cm * 1 × Large vase: Height 23 cm * Shape numbers: 1892, 1893, 1894 Material & Finish: Pure matte white *bisque* porcelain — minimalist, tactile, and timeless. Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with only light, age-appropriate wear. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Design & Artistic Significance: Each vase embodies the Nordic ideal of functional beauty, with clean lines, sculptural silhouettes, and a serene matte surface that subtly interacts with light. Their quiet elegance allows them to stand alone as sculptural design objects or serve as refined vessels for flowers. The grouping forms a balanced composition that complements modern, minimalist, or classic interiors alike. About the Designer – Nanny Still (1926–2009) A leading figure of 20th-century Finnish design, Nanny Still achieved international acclaim through her pioneering glasswork at *Riihimäki Glassworks* before extending her artistry into ceramics and porcelain. Her work is marked by a disciplined sense of proportion and an enduring search for harmony between form and function. Still was part of Finland’s “golden generation” of post-war designers—alongside Tapio Wirkkala and Timo Sarpaneva—whose influence defined Scandinavian Modernism across Europe. About the Manufacturer – H&C Selb Bavaria Heinrich Founded in 1903 in Selb, Bavaria, Heinrich & Co. established itself as one of Germany’s leading porcelain manufacturers, renowned for its refined craftsmanship and collaborations with innovative designers. Its partnership with Nanny Still in the 1960s and 1970s exemplified a unique dialogue between Nordic design sensibility and German technical precision, resulting in porcelain of both artistic and functional excellence. Collectible Value This set not only enriches interiors with quiet sophistication but also represents a meaningful chapter in European design history. It captures the post-war spirit of cross-cultural modernism—where Scandinavian purity met German precision—making it an exceptional addition to any collection of mid-century European porcelain. Why You’ll Love It * Elegant, sculptural forms in pristine bisque porcelain * A rare complete set by an important female designer * Perfect for design lovers, collectors, and modern interiors * Authentic pieces from a defining era of post-war decorative arts Bring home a piece of design history with this graceful quartet of vases by **Nanny Still**. Whether you’re an admirer of Scandinavian modernism, a collector of fine porcelain, or simply drawn to quiet, timeless beauty—this set is a statement of refined taste and lasting value. --- GENERAL INFORMATION Explore my profile for more vintage German design, porcelain, and mid-century décor. International buyers are welcome, and responsible for all customs duties and taxes. I describe all items honestly and provide detailed photographs. Vintage items may show minor traces of age or manufacturing nuances consistent with their period. Significant flaws (chips, cracks, etc.) are always noted. This sale is between private individuals under law. **No returns, refunds, or warranties.**