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3 design objects/ceramics by Marianne Starck for the Danish ceramic manufacturer Michael Andersen and Son/Bornholm: 

- Large jug: 
height 35 cm (13.77 inches), trademark, monogram ‘MS’, no. 6077, and original paper sticker.
- Rectangular dish:  
25 cm diameter (9.84 inches), trademark, monogram ‘MS’ and ‘A’.
- Small vase: 
height 14.5 cm (5.70 inches), trademark, no. 5593-2

Design: Marianne Starck for Michael Andersen & Son, 
Bornholm, Denmark. Around 1960. Light earthenware in a thick-walled design in the the so-called ‘Persian technique’, i.e.  mosaic/crackle glaze.
Marked on the back with the trademark, plus the monogram ‘MS’ for Marianne Starck.
The large jug still has the original label!!
All pieces are in a really nice condition. No damage.

C. 1960, Denmark

Marianne Starck, Michael Andersen and Son - 3 Ceramics in the ‘Persian Technique’

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