Danish Ceramic Dish Bowl Palshus Denmark Per & Annelise Linnemann-Schmidt

Creator: Per Linnemann-Schmidt (Designer)
Manufacturer: Palshus 
Style: Scandinavian Modern (of the period)
Materials and Techniques: Ceramic, Stoneware, Glazed, Hand-Crafted
Place of Origin: Denmark
Period: Late 20th Century
Date of Manufacture: 1960s

Dimensions: 
height: 4 cm.
Diameter: 18.5 cm.

Condition: Very Goodwear Consistent with Age and Use. 

Product Description Detailed:
Ceramic Vide-Poche or Low Bowl in Olive Green Tones With A Subtle Blue Flame in the Center. It comes with a thick glaze.

Scandinavian Mid-Century 1960S, Produced by Palshus (Denmark), Founded by Per and His Wife Annelise Linnemann-Schmidt.

The Couple Created and Produced Chamotte (Danish Clay) Objects, Often With Impressed Decorations (Tableware, Vases, and Lamps). Colors Were Characteristic Scandinavian Earthy Tones: Blues, Browns, Greens and Beige.

Many Other Talented Ceramic Artists Also Worked for Palshus Including Jens H. Quistgaard and Esben Klint.

The Plate is Signed Under The Base: Palshus and Pls for Per Linnemann-Schmidt, Model C102.