Frank Tromborg Studiokeramik Vase Dänemark 1960er Brutalismus Design einarjohansendesignlampe which draws exciting gradients in

which draws exciting gradients in places

The workshop around Michael Andersen stands for extremely high-quality art ceramics and has long been considered a classic of Danish design

This unusual porcelain table lamp was manufactured by Alboth & Kaiser for Bavaria in the 1960s and is particularly striking because of its abstract decor

The vase with the serial number 404-26 was provided with a multicolored brown fat lava glaze

This bowl with the serial number 3260 has an ornamental decoration and is glazed in earthy brown tones

Frank Tromborg Studiokeramik Vase Dänemark 1960er Brutalismus Design einarjohansendesignlampe which draws exciting gradients inHere I have this vase for you by the Danish ceramist Frank Tromborg. Frank Tromborg has been producing ceramics since 1968 and at times also worked with Aage Wrtz this vase, however, comes from his own workshop. The rough surfaces and light brown glaze of this vase make it an intriguingly unique piece in the style of brutalism, which makes an excellent decoration for mid century furniture. You can find many other unique ceramics by Frank Milo Tromborg