Mette Lokke Stiil Denmark Studiokeramik Lampe Dänemark 1970's Brutalist Danish Design tablelamp two-tone glaze and can be

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

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cast iron objects from before 1992 may no longer be used for the storage and preparation of food

Für Liebhaber brutalistischen Designs oder als stilvolles Mid-Century Element für das Zuhause ist diese Lampe ideal

Mette Lokke Stiil Denmark Studiokeramik Lampe Dänemark 1970's Brutalist Danish Design tablelamp two-tone glaze and can beHere I have this very richly decorated lamp by the well known Danish ceramic artist Mette Lokke Stiil. Mette Lokke and Niels Stiil founded their workshop in 1972 at Tranum in Denmark, in 2002 the workshop finally closed. Ceramics by Mette Lokke Stiil are extremely rare exhibits and deserve a lot of attention due to the unusual design and the craftsmanship of the processing. This handmade lamp dates from the 1970s and is decorated with an abstract