On many of her pieces, she employed what is known as a Persia glaze. It is a very complicated and difficult to control technique introduced by Daniel Andersen in the early 1930s which produces a crackle finish.
Marianne Starck pieces can generally be identified by the incised initials "MS" and the Michael Andersen triangle herring logo, which was taken from the coat of arms of the Town of Roenne on the island of Bornholm where the factory was located.
From midcenturia.com and collectorsweekly.com
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| Abstract plaque hoskamma.dk |
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| Abstract wall relief frejaswayceramics.com |
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| Cat figure rubylane.com - Scandinavian Treasures |
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| Cat plaque hiandlomodern.com |
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| Horse figure etsy.com - Monster Must Die |
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| Vase whitetrashnyc.com |
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| Lamp base trocadero.com |
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| Bird plaque midcenturia.com |
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| Close-up of Persia glaze collectorsweekly.com |
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| Michael Andersen logo/Starck's initials frejaswayceramics.com |
