Barware / Serveware
‘Abaca’ Raffia Salad Set by Grainville of California
$250.00Circa 1950s ‘Abaca’ salad set by Grainville of California, each piece made from hand-loomed fiber, molded in plastic. The raffia / plastic pieces (discounting the tongs) count nine in total: four asymmetrical snack bowls, four ‘eye-shaped’ snack bowls, and one large salad serving bowl. The teak tongs (1960s Denmark) will be included with the set. Their unique shape and rich teak color correspond well with the lightness of the raffia and the interesting shapes of the bowls. Including the tongs, the set includes eleven pieces. Several of the bowls retain the Abaca Grainville stickers, as pictured.
Nice, vintage condition with only minor wear; no flaws to note.
Salad Serving Bowl: L: 18.75″ x D: 13″ x H: 3.5″
Asymmetrical Snack Bowls: L: 8.5″ x D: 5.75″ x H: 1.5″
Symmetrical Snack Bowls: L: 8.75″ x D: 6.5″ x H: 1.5″
Tongs: L: 14.75″ x D: 3.25 x H: .5″
1960s Jens Quistgaard Dansk Teak Serving Tray With Inserts
$450.00Danish 1960s Jens Quistgaard teak lattice serving tray with green, tempered glass inserts. Each glass dish has feet, which fit perfectly into the grid.
Aside from one spot of loss to the edge of one of the inserts, the set is in excellent, vintage condition.
Early example stamped JHQ Danmark
Each dish measures H: 1.25″ x W: 4.25″ x D: 4.25″
1968 Porcelain Collector’s Plate With Hand-Painted Calendar / Decoration
$60.00Vintage porcelain collector’s plate representing the year 1968. Features hand-painted central sun decoration with monthly calendar and floral border. Reminiscent of similar designs by Piero Fornasetti, but unsigned.
Pen is used to illustrate scale: H: 1″ x Diameter: 10.75″
Does not include easel.
1970s American Modern Ceramic ‘Fish’ Pitcher
$125.00This elaborately detailed ‘fish’ pitcher was designed in 1976 by the ceramicist ‘Rush.’ Artist signed and dated on the reverse.
H: 10″ x W: 7.5″ x D: 8″
1970s Staved Teak Cutting Board With Knife by Dansk Designs
$65.00Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Designs cheese cutting board with integrated knife in staved teak. An ingeniously designed piece, epitomizing form and function: the slot within the board itself houses the knife to both present a modernist paddle-shape and prevent loss. A useful, compact innovation that takes up very little space (L: 11.75″ x D: 7″ x H: 1″).
Excellent condition, showing very little signs of use.
Thailand example, circa 1970s.
We have an earlier Dansk Denmark example listed separately.
Ben Seibel Raymor Contempora Porcelain Creamer / Gravy Boat for Stuebenville
$85.00Ceramic creamer / gravy boat designed by Ben Seibel for Steubenville as part of the “Raymor Contempora” line. Elegant, shapely form contrasts nicely with the subdued color palette (fawn brown / taupe with a white linear pattern throughout).
Very good, vintage condition.
Manufacturer’s mark “Raymor Contempora by Steubenville” present to the underside.
5.75ʺW × 3.75ʺD × 3.75ʺH
Beth Breyen for Royal Copenhagen Fajance Porcelain “Floral” Dish
$150.00Circa 1960s Danish porcelain rectangular Royal Copenhagen Fajance dish by Beth Breyen. Delicate petal motif in blue with a green center.
Signed Royal Copenhagen Denmark Fajance with pattern / form number along with Beth Breyen’s cypher.
L: 8.75″ x D: 5.25″ x H: 1″
Bjørn Wiinblad for Rosenthal Studio Line Decorative Plate
$150.00Bjørn Wiinblad for Rosenthal porcelain wall plate circa 1970s Denmark. Figures’ outlines are lightly sketched but stand-out because they are framed with the contrasting orange, red, and green bird decoration. Gilded leaf and signature detail add another layer of color and texture to this minimal, yet ornate piece. Plate is equipped with two holes in the back to thread wire for wall-mounting. Branded: ‘Rosenthal Studio-linie Germany’ to the back.
Measures 13″ in diameter x 1.5″ H.
Collection of Four Large Swedish Modern Round Teak Trays
$750.00Set of four similar Swedish teak trays with curved edges, ca. 1960s. Slight variations in grain, color, and size (diameters range from 17.25″ to 17.63″ and heights from .75″ to .88″ — only marginal dimensional disparities).
Three of the four are branded “Made in Sweden.” All were clearly made by the same manufacturer.
Conservatively refinished; only light scuffs remain, as shown.
Listing is for all four trays, but the set can be split up upon request.
Collection of Three Vintage Teak Serving Pieces Including Designs by Laurs Jensen for Odense
$225.00Collection of three hand carved teak serving pieces: one bulbous teakwood nut / snack bowl with a perforated handle, one ‘pear-shaped’ nut / snack bowl, and one larger divided snack serving bowl. Perfect set for Hors d’Oeuvres, all exhibiting exquisite teak grain.
Different manufacturers: larger tray is by Laurs Jensen for Odense (Denmark, 1960s), and the pear-shaped bowl is also branded (partially illegible) “Quality Imports Teakwood…” The round bowl is unmarked.
Excellent, vintage condition.
Largest: H: 1.25″ x D: 8″ x L:12.75″
Pear: H: 2″ x D: 4.5″ x L: 8.1″
Round: H: 3″ x D: 6″ x L: 8″
Danish Modern Beige Pinwheel Divided Snack Tray or Serving Platter by Gunnar Cyren for Dansk
$65.00Beige plastic pinwheel-form divided snack/serving tray designed by Gunnar Cyren for Dansk Designs (ca. 1970s, Denmark).
Composed of four half-moon sections, ideal for serving crudités or hors d’oeuvres.
Very good, vintage condition with very minimal scuffing present.
Branded “Dansk Designs CY” on the reverse.
H: 1.5″ x L: 10.88″ x D: 10.88″
Danish Modern Dansk Gourmet Designs Yellow “Fish” Trivet / Wall Plaque
$60.00Fish trivet in bright yellow plastic by Dansk Gourmet Designs of Denmark (ca. 1970s).
Loop at the top allows the piece to be wall-mounted, but it was designed to serve as a heat-resistant trivet for serving pieces / cookware.
There are two very small spots of separation to the plastic, as shown, that do not affect the stability or integrity of the piece.
Vibrant color and charming fish form add a touch of modern character and whimsy to any kitchen or dining table.
H: 0.13″ x L: 11.88″ x D: 9.5″