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The 1883 perfection of the technique for making cream-colored earthenware
commonly referred to as "klinkers"—so-called for the metallic sound they make when struck together
Faint scratches to glass top
he took up the formal study of furniture design at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen (1936-38) with architect and furniture designer Kaare Klint
FOOTED ‘ARGENTA’ VASE WITH SILVER OVERLAY BY WILHELM KÅGE FOR GUSTAVSBERG REFUND The 1883 perfection of theA beautiful Argenta stoneware vase in the classic green teal glaze, designed in the late 1920s by Wilhelm Kge for GUSTAVSBERG of Sweden. This footed example flares from bottom to top and is decorated with a floral motif, hand painted in pure silveras are the rim of the foot and the edge of the brim. The silver retains its original patina, and the vase is fully marked on the ground. One of two available (priced individually). ALGOT WILHELM KGE (1889
