Bode Willumsen And Hans Hansen, Ceramic Sugar Bowl, 20th Century

A stunning piece of craftsmanship from a collaboration between Bode Willumsen and Hans Hansen, two iconic figures in Danish design. This is a ceramic sugar bowl in shades ranging from ochre yellow to moss green, with a subtle textured finish that evokes the patina of time. The pot is topped with a 925 silver lid with an elegant half-moon shaped handle, which appears to be made of ivory. The piece is completed with a finely crafted 925 silver spoon. This set perfectly embodies the combination of craftsmanship and modern design that characterizes the work of Willumsen and Hansen. Good overall condition, the pot is engraved “DK” on the back, and on the back of the lid is inscribed “Hans Hansen” and “DENMARK”. Dimensions: Height: 11 cm Diameter: 9cm Bode Willumsen (1895-1987) was a renowned Danish ceramicist, known for his sculptural approach and experimentation with textures and forms. His work is distinguished by a deep sense of color and an ability to infuse Scandinavian tradition into modernist works. Hans Hansen (1884-1940), meanwhile, was a leading Danish goldsmith and designer known for his role in the Danish Modern design movement. His brand, Hans Hansen, is known for its clean, functional silver jewelry and tableware pieces, often with organic or sculptural details. Together, Willumsen and Hansen successfully combined their talents to create unique pieces that combined ceramic and metal in a visual and tactile harmony that continues to fascinate collectors and art lovers.