Vintage studio ceramic goblets, full view

Brown Ceramic Goblets

€65.00
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Vintage studio ceramic goblets, full view

Brown Ceramic Goblets

€65.00

A pair of Danish ceramic goblets from the 1970s, defined by their rounded bowls, slender stems and richly layered brown glaze. The surface shifts from deep earthy tones to lighter speckled areas where the glaze thins during firing, giving each goblet a distinct character while remaining unmistakably a pair.

Subtle variations in form reflect their handmade origin, while the weight sits low in the hand, creating a quiet sense of balance. Their restrained silhouette offers a tactile alternative to glass, bringing warmth and material presence to the table.

Details

Origin: Denmark

Period: 1970s

Material: Ceramic

Colour: Brown

Dimensions: H 17 cm, diam. 8 cm (top)

Weight: 275 g per piece

Condition: Age-consistent wear with minor variation to the glaze; no chips or repairs noted.

Shipping

We ship worldwide from Munich. The EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway and the US can be ordered directly at checkout; for any other destination, please get in touch. Each object is packed individually and dispatched within 1–3 business days. Delivery times and costs vary depending on destination and carrier. Customs duties and import taxes outside the EU are paid by the buyer.

Larger or particularly fragile pieces may require specialist handling. Delivery methods are determined on a case-by-case basis to ensure each object arrives safely.

WORDLWIDE SHIPPING

Each object is carefully packed with consideration for its material, age, and condition, and shipped worldwide from Munich.

LOCAL PICKUP IN MUNICH

Objects can be collected in Munich by appointment, offering a closer look before they leave the space.

RENTAL

Selected pieces are available for rental, suitable for shoots, exhibitions, or temporary interiors.

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