Anna-Lisa Thomson
Fluted Creamware Pitcher
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A ceramic pitcher with fluted detailing by Swedish ceramicist and painter Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952) for Upsala-Ekeby. Finished in a crazed milky-white glaze that exposes the raw, earthy clay beneath. A study in restraint and proportion, the piece reflects Thomson’s modernist sensibility—where form, texture, and material coexist in quiet balance.
Stamped on the base with maker’s mark. Presented in very good vintage condition.
H20,5 D8,5 cm
Anna-Lisa Thomson
Fluted Creamware Pitcher
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A ceramic pitcher with fluted detailing by Swedish ceramicist and painter Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952) for Upsala-Ekeby. Finished in a crazed milky-white glaze that exposes the raw, earthy clay beneath. A study in restraint and proportion, the piece reflects Thomson’s modernist sensibility—where form, texture, and material coexist in quiet balance.
Stamped on the base with maker’s mark. Presented in very good vintage condition.
H20,5 D8,5 cm
A ceramic pitcher with fluted detailing by Swedish ceramicist and painter Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952) for Upsala-Ekeby. Finished in a crazed milky-white glaze that exposes the raw, earthy clay beneath. A study in restraint and proportion, the piece reflects Thomson’s modernist sensibility—where form, texture, and material coexist in quiet balance. Stamped on the base with maker’s…
Anna-Lisa Thomson
Fluted Creamware Pitcher
Sold Out
A ceramic pitcher with fluted detailing by Swedish ceramicist and painter Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952) for Upsala-Ekeby. Finished in a crazed milky-white glaze that exposes the raw, earthy clay beneath. A study in restraint and proportion, the piece reflects Thomson’s modernist sensibility—where form, texture, and material coexist in quiet balance.
Stamped on the base with maker’s mark. Presented in very good vintage condition.
H20,5 D8,5 cm
A ceramic pitcher with fluted detailing by Swedish ceramicist and painter Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952) for Upsala-Ekeby. Finished in a crazed milky-white glaze that exposes the raw, earthy clay beneath. A study in restraint and proportion, the piece reflects Thomson’s modernist sensibility—where form, texture, and material coexist in quiet balance. Stamped on the base with maker’s…
A ceramic pitcher with fluted detailing by Swedish ceramicist and painter Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952) for Upsala-Ekeby. Finished in a crazed milky-white glaze that exposes the raw, earthy clay beneath. A study in restraint and proportion, the piece reflects Thomson’s modernist sensibility—where form, texture, and material coexist in quiet balance.
Stamped on the base with maker’s mark. Presented in very good vintage condition.
H20,5 D8,5 cm