Lehmann Keramik Schale 1960’s Fat-Lava Danish Design Erik Ebeltoft Pop Art bornholm The geometric pattern and exciting
Description
The geometric pattern and exciting glaze of this lamp make it a fascinating example of Søholm Ceramics design
This eye-catching little table lamp dates from the 1970s and is designed in a typical pop art style
You will find another bowl and tea lights by Britta Ceramics in my other ads
has been creating unusual and modern ceramics since 1972 and can look back on many exhibitions
Due to the strong colors of this vase
Lehmann Keramik Schale 1960’s Fat-Lava Danish Design Erik Ebeltoft Pop Art bornholm The geometric pattern and excitingHere I have this studio ceramic bowl from Lehmann Ceramics from Denmark for you. This bowl was made in the 1960s by Erik Ebeltoft for Lehmann Keramik on the island of Langeland. The bright red glaze, which is typical of the Erik Ebeltoft design, is particularly striking and makes the bowl a real eye catcher. You can find many other unique ceramics by Danish ceramists in my other ads. Condition: Small chip on the upper edge see picture number 5,
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