Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
Dansk Kobenstyle Red Dutch Oven JHQ Enameled Iron Mid Century Modern Enamelware Design Cooking Pot with Lid. Jens Harald Quistgaard original design from the mid 1950’s. circa 1990’s In very good vintage condition. The pot has minor scratches and some enamel chipping around the interior rim and on the edge of the lid. Overall good condition with an excellent deep red color. 9" Diameter Top Rim 9.5" Diameter Bottom Edge 5"H Stamped with Dansk KOBENSTYLE JHQ mark. A pretty piece of art.
Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
You could buy a shiny brand new perfect Dansk Kobenstyle pitcher, and it would be super pretty. Or…you could find a vintage Dansk Kobenstyle pitcher like this one, with perfect chipping of the enamel in all the right places and just a touch of patina, and it would be exceptional. In teal/turquoise, it’s just beautiful. Designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard / IHQ. Marked "Dansk Design Denmark IHQ" with the four ducks logo on the underside. Measures approximately 7 inches tall and 5 inches from the handle to the spout. This pitcher is in good vintage condition, with no rust or dents, but it does have several chips in the enamel that result in an almost bird-like appearance to this piece. There is also a small area of discoloration on the woven handle. Please look closely at all photos as additional description of the item. Danish design from the 1950s.
Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
Dansk Kobenstyle cookware is a darling of vintage cookware collectors. We love its mid-century styling and the practical enameled steel construction. (I have several vintage pieces that I use regularly!) So, last year, the big news at Housewares was that Dansk Kobenstyle was coming backYes, we’re suckers for the vintage style of Dansk Kobenstyle, and so these teacups really turned our heads. They’re solid and just the right size. I kind of fell in love.
Ó-zo praktisch, maar ook zo ontzettend gaaf zijn deze Dansk Kobenstyle pannen van de Deense designer Jens Quistgaard. Het design komt uit 1956, maar juist
Dansk Designs IHQ Jens Quistgaard Kobenstyle Cast Iron Fondue Enamel Red You are interested in a used fondue cutlery designed by designer Jens Harald Quistgaard. amount: 1 Size about.: Frame including burner H 12.2 cm | D 16.3 cm Pot H filling rim 8.5 cm | D 17.5 cm | L 30.5 cm Condition: The fondue set is in really nice and good condition. It looks barely used. Few signs of wear/storage, some rust on the burner and patina are present. Very good = new or as good as new/collector's item good = item was used little satisfactory = frequently used sufficient = heavily used poor = very heavily used DIY item = defective
Iconic Kobenstyle casserole pot with teak handle, designed in the 1950’s by Jens Harald Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk Designs, Denmark. Beautiful glossy red enamel-coated steel. The lid functions also as a trivet. Rare. Produced in France from 1955 - 1965. Generally in a very good vintage condition considering its age but with some signs of wear and small enamel chips, e.g. on the lid and scratches from use on bottom. Inside of pot is in excellent condition. Please refer to photos for closer inspection. Height with lid: 12 cm / 4.7” Dia: 18 cm / 7” Width: 31 cm / 12.2” Shipping incl. tracking and insurance with PostNord. Please include e-mail and phone number when ordering to optimize contact by the delivery company. We combine shipping. Overpaid shipping fee would be refunded.
Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
Jens H. Quistgaard skabte blandt andet den berømte hajfinnedåseåbner.
This enameled-steel covered Kobenstyle pot was designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard (1919-2008) and manufactured in France for Dansk International Designs, Ltd. This brown-enameled pot has a white interior, unglazed steel bottom, and a fitted brown enamel lid. Measuring 7 ¼” in diameter, about 10” in overall width, and 3” in height, it is in near pristine condition with hardly any signs of use. The enamel is shiny and without scratches. There are a few tiny chips around the rim of the pot, visible in the photos, and almost none on the lid. Any irregularities around the steel rim are due to the enameling and firing process and not from damage. Introduced in 1955 and manufactured in Denmark, Kobenstyle was initially fully enameled with steel handles wrapped with plasticized cord. In 1965 as production moved to France, Quistgaard redesigned the line and added oiled-teak handles to the pans and changed the bottoms of the cookware from enameled to raw steel, which improved their durability. In 1974, Dansk changed its name to Dansk Designs International, and that’s how this pot is marked, which dates it to after 1974. * * * * * I am not a professional dealer; really, I'm not even a hobbyist seller. I am selling things for a friend who is deaccessioning from his personal collection of sundry items and itemized sundries, and I am happy to forward your questions to him. We do not accept returns, so all sales are final. Please refer to the description above, and be sure to look at the photos. ***ASK ME QUESTIONS*** or ***SEND ME AN OFFER***
Vintage Large size Turquoise enamel pitcher from the Kobenstyle series, designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard / IHQ. Marked "Dansk Design Denmark IHQ" plus logo, at the base. MINT condition pitcher, rare collectible. A few tiny tiny enamel chips on the rim, hardly noticeable, rare condition. No looseness on the plastic cover, on the handle. Danish design from the 1950s. Measure 24 cm tall, and 12,5 cm in diameter. Ships worldwide, contact for shipping quote. Please contact me before ordering, so I can adjust shipping, to your country! Our shop has been open for 24 years, and we have a lot of experience with packing well, and shipping all over the world. We specialize in vintage cups/porcelain, lamps, glass works and ceramics. The chase is half the reward, and we love finding rare pieces for you.
Dansk design was an American company. Their chief designer was the Danish sculptor Jens Harald Quistgaard . :Click on the link for a short video on Jens Quistgaard Photo on courtesy http://historyrepeatedagain.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/a-rough-guide-to-dating-dansk-kobenstyle.html: More than 4.500 individual pieces designed by Jens H Quistgaard went into production in his lifetime. From boats to cooking pots, from knives to chairs. At the peak of his career in 1960s and 1970s, Quistgaard was the most prolific Danish designer around. From the mid-1950s his tableware and kitchenware designs became synonymous with Scandinavian modern and found their way into millions of homes in the USA, Europe and Japan. His enamel on steel tableware and kitchenware series from 1955 was called Kobenstyle. Kobenstyle was produced in Denmark and was sold in four colors in the first year: Turquoise, Yellow, Red and "Lime Green". Photo on courtesy of: http://historyrepeatedagain.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/a-rough-guide-to-dating-dansk-kobenstyle.html Since 1959 a universal identifying mark for use on the entire Dansk line: Photo on courtesy of: http://historyrepeatedagain.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/a-rough-guide-to-dating-dansk-kobenstyle.html The four ducks mark is only on items made in Denmark (1959-1965).These are more sought-after by collectors. On late 1965 the first new designs in a decade are introduced in the Kobenstyle line, the pans are altered and now have teak handles, the colors are changed and production moves from Denmark to France. Photo on courtesy of: http://historyrepeatedagain.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/a-rough-guide-to-dating-dansk-kobenstyle.html i II have one pitcher of the Kobenstyle series at home. It has some damage ,but I like it like this. Considered selling it on my Etsy shop ,but couldn't. I like it too much. :Since 2012 Kobenstyle is produced again. http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/the-stylish-classic-is-back-dansk-kobens tyle--167529 Photo in courtesy - References http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jens_Quistgaard http://historyrepeatedagain.blogspot.co.il/2012/08/a-rough-guide-to-dating-dansk-kobenstyle.html
This is my entire collection of vintage Dansk pots. Danish designer (Quistgaard?), made in France.
This sauce pan was designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard (1919-2008) and manufactured in France for Dansk Designs. Measuring 5 ½” in diameter at the top, 9 ¾” long including the handle, and 4 ½” high, this sauce pan or pot has a glossy brown exterior and a glossy white interior. The teak handle is not burned or broken. The enamel is in very good condition, with a few very minor chips around the edge. There is one scuff on the interior, which I’ve shown in a photograph, but otherwise the white interior is in great condition. Introduced in 1955 and manufactured in Denmark, Kobenstyle was initially fully enameled with steel handles wrapped with plasticized cord. In 1965 as production moved to France, Quistgaard redesigned the line and added oiled-teak handles to the pots. In 1974, Dansk changed its name to Dansk International Designs, so this pot must have been fabricated between 1965 and 1974. * * * * * * I am not a professional dealer; really, I'm not even a hobbyist seller. I am selling things for a friend who is deaccessioning from his personal collection of sundry items and itemized sundries, and I am happy to forward your questions to him. We do not accept returns, so all sales are final. Please refer to the description above, and be sure to look at the photos. ***ASK ME QUESTIONS*** or ***SEND ME AN OFFER***
Perhaps no other Danish designer was as prolific as Jens Quistgaard - furniture, silverware, jewelry, household items, and cookware he left a legacy of over 4000 design items. Born into an artistic home in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1919 Jens Harald Quistgaard demonstrated creative abilities from a young age and while still a child he built a small workshop in his mother’s kitchen, complete with a vice and anvil.
小ぶりで少しだけ温めたい、作りたいというときに重宝するミルクパン。使いやすさはもちろん、そのまま食卓に運びたくなるような可愛らしいフォルムやカラーの、素敵なホーロー製のミルクパンをご紹介します。使っていくうちに愛着がわいてずっと大切にしたくなる予感がしますよ♪
Endlessly copied, these ten iconic designs are rooted in the Nordic ethos of easy modern living.
