Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund Danish Ceramic Matte White Glazed Table Lamp

Mid-Century American stoneware ceramic tall spindle table lamp with a double waisted flared neck tapering to an extended brass stem, harp and functioning...

Mid-Century American ceramic table lamp in globular form, the tapered hourglass neck topped by a brass saucer cap and functioning brass light switch socket, the body fired in a matte white lava glaze with a molten pebble-like texture, resting on a ringed cylindrical foot...

Mid-Century American ceramic table lamp in cylindrical form, tapering toward the top with a fitted brass functioning light switch, a heavily textured bark-like banded mid section end...

Mid-Century American ceramic table lamp in pinched organic form with a metal cap, harp, finial and nonfunctioning light switch socket, fired in a thin semi-gloss glaze of buttery pop...

Stunning White ceramic Lotte & Gunnar Bostlund lamp; beautiful ovoid shape,, Retains original fiberglass shade in great original condition,, Shade measures 16.5 by 16" in diameter,,

A rare mid-20th century table lamp in ceramic by Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund, recently rewired, model #302. White background with yellow, blue and grey stripes. Signed “Lotte” in the glaze. The History of Lotte Lamps and the Bostlund Family The Bostlund family originated in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the husband Gunnar trained at the Technical University as a ceramic engineer. His wife Lotte trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Danish School for Arts and Crafts. The original family business was in the production of techni- cal ceramics - namely porcelain insulators...

A Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund table lamp with original fiberglass shade, 1960s. 5 inches wide by 35 inches tall; shade 14 inches wide by 16 inches tall

This delightful Mid-Century Modernist Cobalt Blue Glazed Ceramic Table Lamp by Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund originates from Denmark, Circa 1960. This lamp features a round body with a g...