Ove Rasmussen-Vaedelund, Table Lamp, Ceramic, Brass, Denmark, 1960s
Located in High Point, NC
A brown-glazed ceramic and brass table lamp designed and produced by Ove Rasmussen-Vaedelund, Denmark, c. 1960s. Dimensions of Lamp (inches): 8” H x 4.75” Diameter Dimensions of Sha...
Brass
A Mid-Century Ceramic Bust of a Woman by Ove Rasmussen for Bornholm
Located in Forest Row, East Sussex
A stylised mid-century ceramic bust of a woman by Ove Rasmussen for Bornholm. Marks to underneath.
Ceramic
Erotic Bronze Sculpture by Danish Artist Ove Rasmussen, 1950s
Located in Esbjerg, DK
Made by the Danish artist and sculptor Ove Fritz Rasmussen, (1911-1973). It dates to the late 1940s or early 1950s.
Bronze
Ove Fritz Rasmussen. Art Deco bronze dish with a motif of deers.
Located in København, Copenhagen
Ove Fritz Rasmussen, Danish bronze caster. Art Deco bronze dish.
Bronze
Unavailable
H 13 in W 6.3 in D 10.24 in
Large Ceramic Negress Head Scandinavian Midcentury by Ove Rasmussen, Denmark
By Ove Frits Rasmussen
Located in London, GB
Signed to rear with monogram for Ove Rasmussen and full marks to base for Soholm Pottery, Bornholm.
Ceramic
Unavailable
H 10.24 in W 3.55 in D 5.52 in
Hawaii Girl, Scandinavian Midcentury by Ove Frits Rasmussen, Denmark
By Ove Frits Rasmussen
Located in Faarevejle, DK
Hawaii Girl, Scandinavian midcentury by Ove Frits Rasmussen, Denmark. Shes beautiful and in a lovely green glaze.
Ceramic
Sold
H 14.97 in W 7.88 in D 7.49 in
Danish Ove Rasmussen Ceramic Figurine, Young Nude Woman, Denmark Midcentury
By Ove Frits Rasmussen
Located in Silkeborg, Silkeborg
Ceramic figurine of a sitting young woman designed by Ove Fritz Rasmussen (1911-1973) The figurine is decorated with off white matte glaze and signed with the monogram OR Meas...
Ceramic
$2,000 / item
H 8.5 in Dm 17.5 in
Vintage Inspired Handcrafted Fluted Farmhouse Porcelain Pendant Light
By DBO Home
Located in Sharon, CT
Classic, elegant, with a perfectly imperfect touch. We just love our new porcelain Parasol Fluted Pendants. Inspired by a vintage pie cover, we designed them to hang over our kitchen...
Brass
The Albert, Custom Made Belgian Linen Armchair
Located in Jesteburg, DE
Introducing the home collection. A small selection of timeless Flemish designs made by hand for us in a small third generation workshop in Belgium. Has been used by many influent...
Linen
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