A stoneware table light, Rörstrand.
Globe-shaped base with a glossy, mustard yellow glaze. For a light point. Deeply stamped Rörstrand Nylund Chamotte Sweden. Accompanied by a textile shade. Height, including shade, approximately 35 cm.
Not function tested. Minor surface wear. Later cord. Some pitting to the white metal.
Gunnar Nylund (1904-1997) was a Swedish ceramicist, designer and sculptor. Gunnar Nylund was active for periods at Bing & Grøndahl, for a few years had his own workshop, Saxbo stentøj, and worked at Nymølle ceramic factory in Denmark. For most of his working life he lived in Sweden and was employed at Rörstrand porcelain factory 1931-59 where he was also assigned the role of artistic director. He has become known for his many different animal sculptures in stoneware, but he also made lots of vases, bowls, lamp bases, etc., as well as tableware and other utensils. Nylund also designed glass for Strömbergshyttan.
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