Large table lamp in ceramic from the 1970s by Inge Lise Eder Denmark.

Large and Very beautiful table lamp in ceramic from the 1970s. Made by Inge Lise Eder (Signed Lise) It is very beautiful in the glaze, and it measures 34 cm in height (40 cm including the socket), 17 cm in diameter and weighs approximately 2625 grams. About Inge-Lise Eder: Inge-Lise Eder, born in 1946, is a Danish ceramist who started her career as a ceramist in 1967. She opened her own workshop in Vejle, but later moved to Sejrup Gl. Skole, where she worked together with her partner Carl Georg Eder-Jensen. They produced ceramics under the name "Lise Keramik", which was sold directly from their workshop. Her works from the 1970s are known for their characteristic brown and golden glazes, often with abstract or stylized landscape motifs such as trees and mushrooms. After the turn of the millennium, Eder replaced the lathe with the easel and began painting, primarily on oil canvas. She is particularly known for her ceramic bowls and vases from the 1960s and 70s, decorated with warm yellow and brown tones and sought after by collectors of Danish modernist ceramics. No chips, cracks or other defects, only natural wear/light signs of use A light bulb is included in the purchase (has a standard E26/E27 socket) Packaged securely and shipped with insurance.