Danish Vase Brutalist Ceramic Bornholm Marianne Starck Michael Andersen

No problem, let's adapt this for Selency! The Selency audience seeks a tone that is both expert, high-end vintage, and very focused on collection design. Additionally, the platform structures listings a bit differently (often in the form of fluid text with specific characteristics). Here is the optimised description for Selency: Description for Selency. Modernist ceramic vase by Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen & Son, Denmark – 1960s. Exceptional Danish studio vase from the 1960s, designed by the renowned designer Marianne Starck for the prestigious workshop Michael Andersen & Son on the island of Bornholm. This collectible piece stands out with its iconic high-relief pattern depicting a stylised horse, enhanced with finely detailed floral and geometric elements. The colour contrast is particularly successful: a deep espresso brown glaze with a semi-matt finish that beautifully highlights the warm "earth and sand" tones of the beige relief. The sculptural work and tactile texture of this pattern are characteristic of Starck's expressive creations from the Mid-Century period. The base of the vase is stamped with the famous three fish mark (emblem of the Bornholm workshop) and signed. A very beautiful piece of Scandinavian art pottery, ideal for collectors or to add a modernist and authentic touch to a discerning interior. Features (to check / fill in on Selency) Designer: Marianne Starck. Publisher: Michael Andersen & Son. Design period: 1960 - 1969. Country of origin: Denmark. Material: Ceramic / Stoneware. Main colour: Brown / Beige. Style: Scandinavian Modern / Mid-Century. Condition: Excellent condition (no chips, cracks, or restorations). Height: 17 cm. Diameter: 8 cm.