Mid-Century Jette Helleroe für Axella Stentøj Studiokeramik Tischlampe 630 1970s Danish Modern Design dänischesdesign Here I have this handmade

Here I have this handmade table lamp for you from the well-known Bornholm ceramics workshop of Michael Andersen on the Danish island of Bornholm

This large bowl has been handcrafted from ocher shards and glazed in a cream base color punctuated by circular accents of brownish green

pieces by Tue Poulsen are sought-after classics of Danish ceramic design from the 1960s

Erik and Susanne Askholm have been running their workshop in Svendborg on the island of Funen since 1967 and are known for the unusual design and striking running glaze of their ceramics

is an impressive size at over 40cm tall and is decorated with a pretty blue and brown geometric pattern - this model is a very rare and sought-after lamp that beautifully reflects the design of Søholm Ceramics in the 1960s

Mid-Century Jette Helleroe für Axella Stentøj Studiokeramik Tischlampe 630 1970s Danish Modern Design dänischesdesign Here I have this handmadeHere I have for you this handmade table lamp by the famous artist Jette Hellere. Jette Hellere is one of Denmark's outstanding ceramic artists and worked for Haslev Ceramics, among others, until she opened her own studio in Lnstrup in 1972. She worked there until 2001. She created this beautiful table lamp with the serial number 630 in collaboration with Aksel Larsen's Axella workshop. The lamp is characterized by the four elaborately worked ornaments