Vase by Livia Gorka
$2,235
Vase by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
Scarce paint vase by Livia Gorka
Vintage 1960s Hungarian Mid-Century Modern Vases
Ceramic
$2,235
Vase by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
Scarce paint vase by Livia Gorka
Ceramic
Mid Century Ceramic Vase by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Miami, FL
A striking pottery vase by Livia Gorka. Reminiscent of the works by Gambone.
Pottery
Tribal Style Modern Art Pottery Vase by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Small, Mid-Century Modern, art pottery vase by Hungarian artist Livia Gorka features a hand-painted, tribal motif in black and blue.
Ceramic
Set of 4 Decorative Ceramics, Livia Gorka, Hungary c. 1950
By Livia Gorka
Located in St Ouen, FR
4 highly decorative pieces with generous engobes enhanced by richly worked oxide decorations. Subtle mix between post-war modernism and archaism, typical of the expression of this gr...
Ceramic
Livia Gorka Vase
By Livia Gorka
Located in New York, NY
The ceramic work of Livia Gorka stands out as truly unique and special, bearing the hallmark of her masterful craftsmanship, deep connection to nature, and innovative approach to pot...
Ceramic
Livia Gorka - Numéro 1
By Livia Gorka
Located in New York, NY
Livia Gorka, an hungarian potter, took a certificate as master potter in 1947.
Ceramic
1950's Livia Gorka Ceramic Bowl
By Livia Gorka
Located in New York, NY
This Livia Gorka ceramic bowl stands out as a truly exceptional piece, embodying the artist's unique vision and expertise.
Ceramic
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Pair Of Livia Gorka Bird Ceramics
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southampton, NY
Small bowl and vase in shades of lilac and soft green, with decorative birds. Signed Livia Gorka.
Ceramic
Livia Gorka - Grouping of 4 Vases - Hungary, c. 1950
By Livia Gorka
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
Exceptional set of decorative vases by Livia Gorka's Studio Pottery. Each piece is hand signed.
Earthenware
Unavailable
H 1.58 in W 8.08 in D 3.75 in
Beautiful Decorative Midcentury Style Hand Painted Ceramic by Lívia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Brussels, BE
Beautiful decorative Midcentury style hand painted ceramic boat-shape ashtray from Lívia Gorka’s studio (Hungary). Hand painted glaze on handmade terracotta, circa 1960-1970, Hunga...
Earthenware
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H 2.75 in W 10.5 in D 7 in
Midcentury Art Pottery Dish with Stylized Fish Decoration by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southhampton, NY
A midcentury art pottery footed dish or plate, hand-painted and glazed with a stylized fish design, signed Livia Gorka, Hungary, circa 1955.
Earthenware
Unavailable
H 6.25 in Dm 3.75 in
Group of Three Midcentury Art Pottery Vases by Hungarian Artist Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southhampton, NY
An attractive grouping of three Mid-Century Modern art pottery vases hand-painted and signed by the artist Livia Gorka, Hungary, circa 1955. The grouping ranges in height from 5.75 ...
Earthenware
Unavailable
H 1.25 in W 10.75 in D 6.75 in
Midcentury Art Pottery Plate or Dish Decorated with Four Fish by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southhampton, NY
A midcentury art pottery wall plate or footed dish with hand-painted and glazed decoration depicting four stylized fish, signed Livia Gorka, Hungary, circa 1955.
Earthenware
Unavailable
Matching Design Pair of Ceramics by L.Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southampton, NY
Great vase & bowl in matching abstract design by Livia Gorka. Both signed on bases.
Group of Three Livia Gorka Ceramics from Hungary, 1960s
By Geza Gorka
Located in Southampton, NY
3 Livia Forka ceramics pieces- our favorite for mid-century ceramics . In shades of black,orange & cream. Dish measurements are 8w - 4 deep - 2 ht. Middle vase is 8 ht - 4 wide. Righ...
Small Mid-Century Modern Vase by Livia Gorka, 1970s
Located in Budapest, HU
Small Mid-Century Modern vase by Livia Gorka, 1970s. Lovely hand-made piece, signed on the bottom.
Ceramic
Small Greyscale Mid-Century Modern Vase by Livia Gorka, 1970s
Located in Budapest, HU
Small greyscale Mid-Century Modern vase by Livia Gorka, 1970s.
Ceramic
Unavailable
H 14.97 in Dm 5.91 in
Mid-Century Ceramic Vase with Expressive Decor by Livia Gorka, 1970's
Located in Budapest, HU
Mid-century ceramic vase with expressive decor by Livia Gorka, 1970's. Signed on the base.
Ceramic
Gorka Livia Glazed Clay Footed Dish with Fish Motif
By Livia Gorka
Located in Astoria, NY
Hungarian 1950s small clay footed dish by ceramicist Gorka Livia, with glazed hand-painted interior with fish motif.
Clay
Livia Gorka Foamy Glazed Stoneware Bird Sculpture
By Livia Gorka
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Large-scale bird sculpture with textural, foamy glaze created by Livia Gorka of Hungary. Gorka was a student of her father, Géza Gorka and worked in the Gorka workshop in Veroce unti...
Metal
Sold
H 10 in W 38 in D 8 in
Livia Gorka Hungarian Modernist Textural Foamy Glazed Ceramic Bird Sculpture
By Livia Gorka
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Large-scale bird sculpture with textural, foamy glaze created by Livia Gorka of Hungary. Gorka was a student of her father, Géza Gorka and worked in the Gorka workshop in Veroce unti...
Ceramic
Sold
H 14 in W 14 in D 29 in
Zoomorphic Mid-Century Pottery Table Lamp by Hungarian Ceramicist Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Minneapolis, MN
This is a unique and dramatic lamp hand-painted in black and white by Hungarian ceramicist Livia Gorka. There's a bit of a Picasso influence, but also reminiscent of Jacques Blin and...
Ceramic
Turquoise Livia Gorka Ceramics
By Livia Gorka
Located in New York, NY
All are hand signed. Heights of these 20 turquoise ceramics range from 1 1/2"h - 17 1/2"h.
Ceramic
Pair of Vases by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southampton, NY
Pair of vases by the great Hungarian ceramicist, Livia Gorka. Both signed on bases.
Yellow and Black Livia Gorka Ceramics
By Livia Gorka
Located in New York, NY
All are hand signed.
Heights of these 18 yellow and black ceramics range from 1 3/4"h - 15"h.
Ceramic
Group of Three Livia Gorka Modernist Vases
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southampton, NY
Three Livia Gorka ceramic vases, all signed on base.
Group of Three Ceramics by Livia Gorka
By Livia Gorka
Located in Southampton, NY
Three vases by the great Hungarian ceramicist Livia Gorka. All with her classic abstract designs.
Livia Gorka Vase
Located in New York, NY
With black and red glaze.
Ceramic
Livia Gorka Bowl
Located in New York, NY
With red, black, white and olive stripes.
Ceramic
Group Of Three Livia Gorka Ceramics
Located in New York, NY
All are hand signed. Tall Vase is 17.5"H Cylinder Vase is 5 3/4"H Bowl is 5.5"H
Ceramic
Group of four Livia Gorka Vases
Located in New York, NY
All are hand signed. Heights range from 5 1/2" to 10".
Ceramic
Group Of Five Livia Gorka Vases
Located in New York, NY
All are hand signed. Heights range from 7" to 12 1/2"
Ceramic
Mid-Century Ceramic Bowl with Expressive Decor by Livia Gorka, 1970's
Located in Budapest, HU
Mid-century ceramic bowl, with expressive decor by Livia Gorka, 1970's. Signed on the base.
Ceramic
Collection of Studio Pottery
Located in New York, NY
Far left and far right West German vases are sold, Large vase with handpainted bird decoration by Livia Gorka; 450.00, small Japanese bright orange vase; 75.00, Earthenware American ...
Pottery
Gorka Livia Ceramic Vase, circa 1940
By Livia Gorka
Located in New Haven, CT
Fine large Gorka Livia ceramic vase, Budapest, circa 1940.
Ceramic
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