11/ Ipsen, P.I.E. Denmark, flowers vase pottery  500 dkk.

41/ Skaal  400 dkk. € 54

81/ Stort fad med drueklase
750 dkk € 100

12/ Ipsen, P.I.E. Denmark, flowers vase pottery  500 dkk.

22/ rundt skrin med laag 500 dkr. € 68

32/ Grøn PIE fad
400 dkr € 54

52 Bordskål med fisk PIE 500 dkk € 68

82/ Ipsen Pottery bowl bordskål frugter
500 dkk

3/ urne lågkrukke pie med fuglemotiv
600 dkr. € 80

13/ PIE 141 skål 400 dkk € 54


23/ vase blå PIE
300 dkr € 41

43/ Ipsen skål 700 dkk. € 96

83/ P.I.Enke vase
500 dkk € 67

IPSEN KERAMIK KØBES kontant

4/ Vase med skib # 466 600 dkk

14/ Fad med druer PIE
750 dkr. € 100
HALV PRIS nu kun
375 dkr. € 50

44/ PIE Ipsen urne lågkrukke 700 dkk

74/ Tændstikholder Ipsens Enke Danmark 300 dkk € 41

84/ Ipsens Enke stort fad drueklase
750 dkk € 100

104/ PIE lågkrukke with lid 1000 dkk € 135

15/ Opsats med egern 1200 dkk

35 Bordskål med druer
1000 dkk € 135

  65/ vase med egern PIE 600 dkk

75/ Lille adkebæger P.I.E .Brønshøj København 100 dkk € 13,50

105/ Jugendstil opsats #181 Axel Jensen Ipsen keramik 2000 dkk € 270

16/ P I E stort fad bær 700 dkk

36/ Ipsen, P.I.E. grøn lampe 
1800 dkk € 243

66/ vase med kalv 500 dkk

106/ Sokkel til figur #889 Arbejdslyst
300 dkr € 41

17/ Ipsen, P.I.E. Denmark, Danish pottery small vase 200 dkk € 27

27/ Askebæger svale PIE 300 dkk €40

57/ Ipsen vase bordfad tidsel blomst 600 dkk. € 81

67/ Vase Ipsen egern 600 dkk

107/ P. Ipsen eneret de 4 årstider Bertel Thorvaldsen relieffer stk. 300 dkk € 41

28 Skaal jugendstil Ipsen 800 DKK 108 €

108/ Natten og Dagen Bertel Thorwaldsen P.Ipsen eneret stk. 500 dkk € 68

9/ Rund vase flowers 600 dkk € 81

19 Bladform fad 500 dkk. € 68

49/ Ipsen skål 400 dkk € 54

59/ askebæger 400 dkk € 54

89/ vase Ipsen
300 dkk € 41

30/ 916 stående pige
950 dkr.

50/ Ipsen vase ugle 600 dkk € 81

60/ stort fad med drueklase 750 dkk € 100

Tingene herunder er solgt   *   Items under are sold

P. Ipsens Enke  (enke = widow) Copenhagen (1843-1955)

Here is some of the artists, who worked at PIE:

• Peter Ipsen (1815-1860)
• Lovise Ipsen (1822-1905)
• Bertel Ipsen (1846-1917)
• Thorvald Bindesbøll (1846-1908)
• Georg Jensen (1866-1935)
• Christian Joachim (1870-1943)
• Lauritz Jensen (1859-1935)
• Jens Ferdinand Willumsen (1863-1958)
• Kai Nielsen (1882-1924)
• Ellen Locher (1883-1956)
• Georg Thylstrup (1884-1930)
• Axel Salto (1889-1961)
• Axel Soerensen (1891-1967)
• Axel Jensen (around 1900)
• Ib Just andersen (1884-1943
• Bode Willumsen (1895-1987)
• Arno Malinowski (1899-1976)
• Arne Bang (1901-1983)
• Johannes Hedegaard (1925-)
• and many others

• Started 1843 by Rasmus Peter Ipsen (1815-1860), Born on Bornholm (The Danish pottery Island)

• He started as trainee at Royal Copenhagen Porcelain in Copenhagen.

• In 1843 he and his vife Lovise Christine Ipsen (1822-1905) started there own pottery-production in the central part of Copenhagen.

• In the first years he made flowerpots and sculptures inspired of Bertel Thorwaldsen. but also vases and more in the old Greek-style.

• In 1847 they builded a new pottery in Utterslev (northern part of Copenhagen)

• Peter Ipsen died in 1860, only 45 years old. But his vife has build up the pottery with him, and she was able to continue the production.

• In 1865 the son Bertel Ipsen took over the management.

• In 1890 they changed style, and started producing black fired terracotta, and soon after the Jugens-style Art Nouveau was in production. Designed of Georg Jensen, Thorvald Bindesbøll, Christian Joachim and others.

• Later the production was owned by Stenders Forlag, until they closed in 1955.

• Et keramisk eventyr 1843-1955.

• Book with the story about Ipsen, with lots of pictures and old catalogs:

• Written of Kathrine Jorgensen and Bente Holst

• Varde Museum has a very large collection of pottery from PIE.

• You can see it at the museum "Jugendhuset" in DK-Varde

• Varde is in Western part of Jutland.

• Marks from P. Ipsens Enke:

• P.I (1843-50)
• P. Ipsen(1850-70)
• P.Ipsen eneret (1871-1917)
• P.I.E. (with a crown)(1918-55)
• From time to time the signature of the artists themselves occur.