Ipsen's Enke Lizard Vase (Øglevasen) is a masterpiece of Danish Art Nouveau (Skønvirke) design. Sculpted by the legendary Lauritz Jensen in 1899, this impressive 28 cm vase is a premier example of the terracotta and stoneware craftsmanship that made P. Ipsen's Enke famous globally.
 
Product Highlights
Design: Rare model 364 featuring a realistic lizard and beetle motif.
Artist: Designed by sculptor Lauritz Jensen (1859-1935).
Finish: Iconic matte orange and brown "terracotta style" glaze.
Authenticity: Signed with the IE monogram and model number 364.
Technical Specifications
Height: 11 inches (28 cm)
Diameter: 6 3/4 inches (17 cm)
Condition: Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or restorations.
 
Historical Significance
The P. Ipsen's Enke studio (1843-1955) was a cornerstone of Copenhagen’s ceramic history. Lauritz Jensen, educated at the Academy of Fine Arts, created 91 objects for the factory, focusing primarily on high-detail animalier figures. This Ipsen's Enke Lizard Vase represents the pinnacle of his work during the factory's transition into stoneware production.