Studio pottery teapot, Denmark. 1950s. art 8cm / Height: 11cm

8cm / Height: 11cm

or ‘perfume vase’ is made clear through an almost translucent body that carries notes of other elements

The piece is coloured a rich deep red-brown with moss yellow ashing and patchy salt glazing from the kiln

A truly authentic and early example of the post-bauhaus industrial 'Sight Light' table lamp

there has existed a Mackintosh design under the same patent number with an almost identical form

Studio pottery teapot, Denmark. 1950s. art 8cm / Height: 11cmLikely produced in Denmark, this lidded stoneware teapot is quite typical of ceramics produced in Scandinavia in the middle of the 20th century. The simple arched cane handle and bold silhouette showcases plenty of Japanese influence that swept the world of Nordic pottery at the time. The pale glaze is quite strikingly contrasted by two rows of dark chevrons outlined by a bleed of verdigris green. The spout sharply terminates just above this pattern,