A Considered Selection of Art and Objects
Ebba von Wachenfeldt is a Swedish glass artist based at her own Skeppsta glass studio in Sörmland, which she founded in 1995.
She trained at the Orrefors Glass School (1983–84) and later at the Penland School of Arts and Crafts in North Carolina, USA (1987). Her early career included experience at glass studios across England, the United States, Japan, Denmark, Norway and Sweden, shaping a practice rooted in both Scandinavian tradition and international craft dialogue.
Von Wachenfeldt’s work is represented in major museum collections including Ebeltoft Glasmuseum and Bornholms Kunstmuseum (Denmark), the Museum of American Glass (USA), the Museum of Design and Applied Art (Iceland), and Smålands Museum in Växjö, Sweden.
Alongside her studio practice, she has undertaken significant public commissions, including an altar cross for Oscar’s Little Church in Stockholm, a Last Supper ensemble for Fröstuna Parish in Gnesta, and reliefs for hospitals in Örebro and Eskilstuna.
She has exhibited widely in both solo and group exhibitions internationally, with presentations in the Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Belgium, England and across Sweden, reflecting a career of sustained international recognition within contemporary glass art.
Artist: Ebba Von Wachenfeldt
Period: 1959 - Present
Material: Glass
Dimensions: Height 20 cm
Condition: Vintage condition, no remarks
New Arrivals
Drawing on rice paper, 24 × 32 cm, with frame 45 × 57 cm. Bleached signature, reads Gerell.
PROVENANCE
Flamingo Gallery, Falkenberg
LITERATURE
“Greta Gerell”, Greta Gerell Foundation. in 1979
Artist: Greta Gerell (1898-1982)
Medium: Mixed media on paper, signed
Period: Unknown
Dimensions: Picture area 24 × 32 cm, with frame 45 × 57 cm
Framing: Framed in gold leaf frame, glass
Condition: Vintage condition consistent with age
Figure composition by Imre Antonyi (1932–2025), oil on canvas, signed.
Imre Antonÿi (1932–2025) was a Hungarian-Swedish artist educated in both Central Europe and Scandinavia. His body of work is characterized by expressive figure compositions, vigorous brushstrokes, and a powerful use of color. Antonÿi mainly worked in oil on canvas and mixed media, producing works that balanced abstraction with figurative elements. He exhibited in Sweden and internationally, and today his works are represented in several private collections.
Artist: Imre Antonyi (1932–2025)
Medium: Oil on canvas, unframed
Origin: Sweden
Period: Unknown
Dimensions: 55×74 cm
Condition: Vintage condition
Golden Gate by Lavran Tannberg, gold leaf on board, signed.
Lavran Tannberg (born December 14, 1949) is a prominent Estonian-Swedish contemporary artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. He is best known for his vibrant, abstract, and psychedelic-leaning fine art, often heavily inspired by cosmic themes, altered states of consciousness, and spiritual iconography.
Artist: Lavran Tannberg (born 1949)
Medium: gold leaf on board, unframed
Origin: Sweden
Period: Unknown
Dimensions: 122x122 cm (thickness 7 cm)
Condition: Vintage condition
Thomas Hellström (1924–2006) was a leading figure in 20th-century Swedish ceramics, working within the Nordic tradition of warm, expressive, and subtly humorous design.
After studying at Konstfack in Stockholm, he spent nearly five decades at the historic Nittsjö factory, one of Sweden’s most important ceramic workshops, renowned for its handcrafted stoneware rooted in folk tradition and everyday domestic forms. There, Hellström became celebrated for his animal figures, distinguished by softly rounded silhouettes and gentle, good-natured expressions.
His work is represented in the collection of the Swedish National Museum of Art and Design.
Designer: Thomas Hellström (1924–2006)
Period: 1960 - 1970
Origin: Sweden
Material: Glazed Ceramic
Dimensions: Height 30 cm
Condition: Vintage condition, no remarks
A set of 1970’s flat glass dishes designed by Swedish designer Uno Westerberg (1914-1985) for Pukeberg. Perfect display pieces for tables and consoles; could be used as a vide poche. Group a few together for a strong aesthetical impact. Sold separately, please choose the desired size.
In the mid-1970s, Uno Westerberg became the artistic director of Pukebergs Glasbruk. His designs are represented at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
Designer: Uno Westerberg (1914-1985)
Manufacturer: Pukeberg
Material: Glass
Dimensions: 2 pcs W32.5 x D14.5 cm, 4 pcs W21 x D12 cm
Condition: Vintage condition
A cloven stoneware bowl with textured surface covered in lilac and grey glaze, impressed CCP mark, diameter 26.5cm.
Artist: Chris Carter (British, born 1945)
Material: Stoneware
Period: Unknown
Dimensions: Diameter 26.5cm
Condition: Appears good with no obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration
Swedish artist Lennart Aschenbrenner (b. 1943) lives in Nice, France. He studied at the Scanian School of Painting and the Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm. This abstract lithograph is signed, dated and numbered.
Lennart Aschenbrenner has had about sixty solo exhibitions at galleries and art galleries in Sweden and France as well as participated in a number of group exhibitions at, among other things, graphics biennales in Europe such as the graphics biennials in Ljubljana, Slovenia and in Baden-Baden, Germany.
Lennart Aschenbrenner’s work is represented at about ten art museums, including the National Museum and Moderna Museet in Stockholm, the art museums in Gothenburg, Eskilstuna and Ystad, the Art Museum of North Jutland in Aalborg and the Fondation Provence-Cote d'Azur in Marseille.
Artist: Lennart Aschenbrenner (1943)
Medium: Lithograph
Period: 1986
Dimensions: Frame dimensions: 53 x 68 cm
Framing: Framed in a white frame, glass
Condition: Vintage condition consistent with age, no remarks
The Ceramic Edit
Sculptural Brutalist Vase by Clive Brooker (1934 - 2005)
Clive Brooker (1934–2005) a British studio ceramicist, known for his sculptural, mid‑20th Century pottery distinguished by Brutalist form and textured finishes.
Born in 1934, Clive Brooker was actively working from at least the mid‑1950s until the end of the 1970's, working primarily in Middlesex, England.
Brooker produced a variety of sculptural ceramics, including ikebana vases made under contract to Japanese clients. These were crafted in his distinctive Brutalist aesthetic and typically highlighted with a vivid turquoise-green glaze, inspired by his love of the Caribbean sea.
Artist: Clive Brooker (1934 - 2005)
Material: Stoneware
Period: 1970’s
Dimensions: Height approx. 39 cm
Condition: Vintage condition, no remarks
A sculptural stoneware jug by Danish ceramicist Ejvind Nielsen, defined by its architectural silhouette and restrained yet expressive glazing.
Designer: Ejvind Nielsen (1916-1988)
Period: Second half of the 20th century
Origin: Denmark
Material: Glazed Ceramic
Dimensions: Height 28 cm
Condition: Vintage condition, no remarks
The Studio Works of Deirdre Burnett (1939-2022). Three double tiered bowls, second half 20th century. Glazed porcelain. Each impressed 'DB'. Sold separately, please choose.
Deirdre Burnett graduated from Camberwell School of Art & Design in 1967, where she was heavily influenced by visiting lecturers Hans Coper & Lucie Rie. Her work was included in the 2020 exhibition 'Hans Coper, Lucie Rie & Pupils', Oxford Ceramics Gallery, Oxford, and the 1990 exhibition 'Lucie Rie, Hans Coper & their pupils', Sainsbury Centre, & Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Burnett's work has been held at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London and the MOMA, New York, as well as in numerous private and prestigious collections worldwide. Deirdre Burnett was a Fellow of the Craft Potters Association and a member of Contemporary Applied Arts.
Provenance: the estate of the artist
Artist: Deirdre Burnett (1939-2022)
Material: Glazed porcelain
Period: Second half 20th century
Dimensions: H5cm x D18cm largest
Condition: Vintage condition, no remarks
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