Lee Rosen For Design Technics

A hand-thrown cylinder-form ceramic table lamp having a rich, glossy red-orange glaze and encircling deeply textured sgraffito decoration designed in 1969 by Lee Rosen for the 3300 s...

Diminutive Design Technics table lamp in high-gloss white glaze with delicate blue, green, and brown linear decoration. Minimal form and palette. Shade is used for demonstration only...

Early 1950s Design Technics handthrown table lamp with slip decoration in overlapping rings of baby blue and dark brown on a tan-colored ground. Please refer to the second image for ...

A hand-thrown cylinder-form ceramic table lamp having a rich, glossy orange glaze and encircling deeply textured sgraffito decoration. At the time of production there was a 25% price...

Massive one of a kind lamp by Lee Rosen for Design Technics. Stunning graffito abstract design around the lamp with a earthy lava glaze.

Tall Lee Rosen for Design Technics handcrafted Earthen Pottery Table Lamp.

Lee Rosen for Design Technics Ceramic Table Lamp.

Lee Rosen for Design Technics crystalline and glass glazed vide poche pottery bowl.

This ceramic platter attributed to Lee Rosen for Design Technics is a functional decorative art object.

Substantial Lee Rosen for design technics white and taupe banded pottery table lamp, 1950's.

Lee Rosen for Design Technics ceramic lamp hand made in natural tones.

Hand thrown ceramic table lamp with a deeply incised crosshatch pattern designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics. Signed to the rear with the "DT" cipher.

Lee Rosen for Design Technics Ceramic Table Lamp in a green Glaze.

Textural earth tones ceramic lamp, by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, American, circa 1960s.

A single brown ceramic table lamps with a striated design. Designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics.

Substantial Pair of Lee Rosen for Design Technics Creamy Mustard Yellow Matte Glazed Ceramic Art Pottery Table Lamps.

Pair of handthrown, rotund form ceramic table lamps from the 3300 Series, model 3301, designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, finished in a matte, milk-white glaze.

An exquisite Mid Century Modern oversized ceramic table lamp designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, N.Y. Distinguished by its generous proportions, this lamp boasts a captivating...

Hand-thrown ceramic table lamp from the 3300 series, model 3311, with a subtle hare’s fur glaze in goldenrod, designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics. Please note that due to the n...

Substantial Lee Rosen for Design Technics hand-painted ceramic table lamp, 1950's.

Substantial Lee Rosen for design-technics glazed geologic art pottery table lamp.

A handthrown, bottle-form ceramic table lamp from the 3300 Series, model 3310, designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, finished in a stunning teal blue glaze referenced as "Persia...

A handthrown, bottle-form ceramic table lamp from the 3300 Series, model 3310, designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, finished in a stunning cerulean blue glaze referenced as "Pe...

Lee Rosen for Design Technics Incised and Slip Decorated Abstract Design Vase, ca 1950s This is a gorgeous and unique Design Technics vase by Lee Rosen that features a biomorphic sh...

A striking and sculptural ceramic table lamp designed by Lee Rosen for Design Technics, finished in an unusually vivid yellow glaze that adds a bold visual impact.

Lee Rosen Ceramic Lamp for Design Technics, c.1955.

Beautiful ceramic table lamp in cream / light brown, taupe colors designed by Lee Rosen and made by Design Technics, marked with Logo DT near cord.

Nice pair of bookends designed by Lee Rosen, with an amazing fused glass glaze like broken glass surface very popular and used for many designers of the period, in America and Europe...

Lee Rosen Large table lamp for Design Technics, N.Y.

A 1960's space age orbital design from Lee Rosen and Design Technics in celestial or cerulean blue.

An important, early 1940s incised pottery charger by Betty (Whiteman) Feves for Lee Rosen's Design-Technics. The charger features a biomorphic skeletal-like motif of leaves.

A large and important, early 1940s incised pottery charger by Betty (Whiteman) Feves for Lee Rosen's Design-Technics. The charger features a large, figural motif which echoes the wor...

Founded by Lee Rosen, Design Technics was one of the most important postwar American ceramic studios, known for collaborating with leading modernist designers and producing pieces th...

The tactile surface and sculptural silhouette are hallmarks of Lee Rosen's work, who served as principal designer for Design Technics in the 1950s-1970s.

This work was likely part of a joint exhibition of Hara's and Lee Rosen's ceramic murals that was held at the Design Technics showroom in Manhattan in the Fall of 1962.

Founded in Greenwich Village, New York, as a craft and design shop in 1940 by husband and wife team of Sam and Lee Rosen, the fledgling company specialized in tiles and lamps.

A striking mid-century studio ceramic table lamp attributed to Marianna von Allesch or Design Technics (the New York ceramic studio founded by Lee Rosen), two of the era's most celeb...

Like quite a few well-known NYC potters Nancy got her start working for a few years at Design-Technics under Lee Rosen and struck out on her own around 1950.

Like quite a few well-known NYC potters Nancy got her start working for a few years at Design-Technics under Lee Rosen and struck out on her own around 1950.

Like quite a few well-known NYC potters Nancy got her start working for a few years at Design-Technics under Lee Rosen and struck out on her own around 1950.

A late 1940s stoneware vase by Nancy Wickham Boyd featuring a dynamic double helix motif. The sgrafitto design is highlighted with green glazing. Like quite a few well-known NYC pott...

Like quite a few well-known NYC potters Nancy got her start working for a few years at Design-Technics under Lee Rosen and struck out on her own around 1950.

Hanging fixture in a spiral composition composed of three pierced ceramic forms of decreasing size connected by brass rods and fittings to a brass ceiling plate. Designed by Lee Rose...