Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund White Ceramic Table Lamp

A gorgeous pair of carved solid walnut Laurel table lamps. Shapely and curvaceous taking the table lamp to a sculptural art form. Each example retains the label on each bulb socket, ...

Double goose neck desk lamp, circa 1960. Newly re-wired and re-felted. Shades measure 7.75" x 5.5" diameter. The arms extend to approximately ...

An excellent pair of gilded and black abstract brutalist table lamps. Circa 1960. These period lamps have a tremendous presence anywhere whether in the home or office. Constructed fr...

Matte black finish Robert Sonneman tear drop table lamp. Circa 1960-70. Green felted bottom. Signed with Sonneman black and silver foil label on the bulb socket. Original working wir...

Large signed Lotte & Gunnar Bostlund table lamp, tribal pattern from the 1960s. The lamp is hand painted in geometric patterns on a glazed stoneware, Original shade, harp and finia...

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 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

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...