two-tone glaze and can be combined well with other pieces by Svend Aage Jensen

She gained international recognition through her exhibitions at the Aarhus Art Museum and the art museums in Randers and Oslo

This pendant lamp with serial number 1056 was handmade in the 1970s under the abbreviation Axella in the workshop of ceramist Aksel Larsen

Condition: with normal signs of age and wear

there are two notches on the back for hanging

Zeitgenössische Inge Lise Eder Schale Studiokeramik Dänemark 1960s Danish Modern Design - dänische moderne Kunstkeramik johguskeramik two-tone glaze and can beHere I have this studio ceramic bowl for you by the Danish artist Inge Lise Eder. The bowl was handmade in the 1960s and painted with an abstract decor. Inge Lise Eder is known for her abstract forms and imaginative landscapes, with a particular preference for warm yellow and brown tones. Due to its coloring and design, this bowl is a beautiful mid century unique piece that is an excellent contrast to teak furniture or as a unique eye catcher for a