Rare Ipsen's Enke (Denmark) Art Nouveau/Symbolist Dish by Axel Jensen | ||
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Posted 4 years ago
cogito
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Rare figural pottery sculpted by Axel Jensen for the Danish pottery firm, Ipsen's Enke. Circa 1910s. This dish rendered in the orange/yellow interior and metallic brown glazes typical of Ipsen's Enke from this period features, what I suspect, is a creature from Scandinavian folklore. The piece is marked underneath with the Ipsen's P.I.E. mark with crown and the form number "XVI, 132." Dimensions: H 4.34 in. x Dm 8.27 in. (H 11 cm x Dm 21 cm).
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Fantastic work from Ipsen's widow's factory! The work in that figure is amazing; look at the backbone, and the face and hands!
I have an Ipsen's Enke vase from this period with a similar beautiful glaze.
Totally Cool !!!
Thanks for the comments. Racer4four - do you have references for the production date of this piece based upon the marks?
Cogito, I'm sorry I don't, but here's some links with more factory info and also some dishes of a similar style to yours. You will need to Google translate one of them:
http://www.jamerantik.dk/ipsen.htm
http://www.ceramicstoday.com/articles/danish_ceramics4.htm
que raro y que lindo
Killer piece.
1910 ? this is this is the 1905 seie