Axel Salto, Table Lamp "Budding" Style, Stoneware, P. Ipsen Enke, Denmark C 1945

A large table lamp designed by Axel Salto for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1950s. With makers mark and signature. Designed in Salto's iconic "budding" style. Features a grey glaze with...

A large table lamp designed by Axel Salto for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1950s. With makers mark and signature. Designed in Salto's iconic "budding" style. Features a blue / brown gl...

A blue-glazed fluted stoneware vase designed and produced by Peter Ipsens Enke, Denmark, 1940s.

A blue-glazed incised stoneware vase designed and produced by Peter Ipsens Enke, Denmark, 1940s.

A quadruple gourd form Stoneware lamp designed by Axel Salto in 1944 and produced by between 1969 and 1974. Signed SALTO and marked Royal Copenhagen and impressed 192.51 and numbered...

Rare table lamp in ceramic, designed and made by Ibsen Enke in Denmark, 1940s.

Table lamp in 'blanc de chine' porcelain with horizontal grooves and a new lampshade. Made in 1949. Signed in the bottom.

This Mobach ceramic table lamp is a vintage piece of studio pottery that features a textured surface, reminiscent of the Axel Salto style. The lamp's ceramic body measures approximately 9.5cm x 24.5cm x 9.5cm and is in perfect condition. The lamp has an E27 socket and has been rewired and comes with a cable length of approximately 150cm. The total height incl. the socket is approx. 39cm. The lamps unique textured design and vintage aesthetic make it a beautiful addition to any room. About the manufacturer: Mobach is a Dutch ceramic pottery company that was founded in 1895 in Utrecht, Netherlands. The company produces a range of ceramic products, including tableware, vases, and decorative items. Mobach is known for its unique and high-quality designs, and the company's pieces have been featured in several museums and exhibitions. One of Mobach's notable characteristics is its commitment to traditional craftsmanship techniques. The company's products are made by hand using traditional methods such as throwing and glazing, which gives them a distinctive look and feel. Over the years, Mobach has collaborated with several renowned artists and designers, including Gerrit Rietveld and Theo...