Art Deco Michael Andersen & Son Table Lamp in Celadon Green Glazed Ceramic

Rare and early Danish modern stoneware table lamp form the 1930s - displaying exceptional techniques in oxblood/sang de boeuf glazes, subtle Jugend/Art Nouveau styling and shape. Mic...

Early Danish Pottery vase with subtle Art Nouveau/Jugend styling and shape. Unusual plum and bone-toned glazes fading from the top down its sides....

Danish Art Deco ceramic table lamp manufactured by Michael Andersen & Son on the island of Bornholm in Denmark in the early 1930s. Different shades of green, brown, eggplant, blue an...

Rare Danish glazed ceramic lamp by Michael Andersen & Sons Danish, 1950s A stunning large white glazed ceramic Lamp by Michael Andersen & Sons. The lamp is bottle form in shape with, a ribbed surface and a tall smooth neck. Designed by Michael Andersen, Bornholm Keramiks in Denmark, circa 1950s, in a style reminiscent of Arne Bang. Makers mark and sticker on the base with model number. In great condition, no chips, crack or repairs. Size: Height 52 cms (Excluding light fitting) 58 cms includes light fitting Diameter at widest point 28 cms Diameter at base 18 cms Founded in 1890 by Jens Michael Andersen (1859-1931) who trained at the Hjorth pottery, on the Danish island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. Production in the early days was mainly utilitarian, but developed a range of items including statues, decorative vases and Majolica. Jens' son Daniel Folkmann Andersen (1885-1959) took over the running of the company with his brother Michael, developing glazes, designs and a range of animal figures. In 1961 the grandson of Jens Andersen...