

Ceramic vase by Gabriel Ceramics, founded 1925 by artist and designer Gabriel Burmeister (1886–1946). The softened neoclassical form is defined by looping handles and rhythmic horizontal banding, balancing Swedish Grace elegance with a modern sensibility. Finished in a soft, milky-white glaze, the surface is glossy yet understated, allowing the form to assert itself quietly.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Signed with maker’s mark and model number on the base.
H16 cm
Ceramic vase by Gabriel Ceramics, founded 1925 by artist and designer Gabriel Burmeister (1886–1946). The softened neoclassical form is defined by looping handles and rhythmic horizontal banding, balancing Swedish Grace elegance with a modern sensibility. Finished in a soft, milky-white glaze, the surface is glossy yet understated, allowing the form to assert itself quietly.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Signed with maker’s mark and model number on the base.
H16 cm
Ceramic vase by Gabriel Ceramics, founded 1925 by artist and designer Gabriel Burmeister (1886–1946). The softened neoclassical form is defined by looping handles and rhythmic horizontal banding, balancing Swedish Grace elegance with a modern sensibility. Finished in a soft, milky-white glaze, the surface is glossy yet understated, allowing the form to assert itself quietly. Presented…
Ceramic vase by Gabriel Ceramics, founded 1925 by artist and designer Gabriel Burmeister (1886–1946). The softened neoclassical form is defined by looping handles and rhythmic horizontal banding, balancing Swedish Grace elegance with a modern sensibility. Finished in a soft, milky-white glaze, the surface is glossy yet understated, allowing the form to assert itself quietly.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Signed with maker’s mark and model number on the base.
H16 cm
Ceramic vase by Gabriel Ceramics, founded 1925 by artist and designer Gabriel Burmeister (1886–1946). The softened neoclassical form is defined by looping handles and rhythmic horizontal banding, balancing Swedish Grace elegance with a modern sensibility. Finished in a soft, milky-white glaze, the surface is glossy yet understated, allowing the form to assert itself quietly. Presented…
Ceramic vase by Gabriel Ceramics, founded 1925 by artist and designer Gabriel Burmeister (1886–1946). The softened neoclassical form is defined by looping handles and rhythmic horizontal banding, balancing Swedish Grace elegance with a modern sensibility. Finished in a soft, milky-white glaze, the surface is glossy yet understated, allowing the form to assert itself quietly.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Signed with maker’s mark and model number on the base.
H16 cm
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