1940s HAK Kähler Table Lamp – Danish Stoneware
A finely crafted, hand-thrown stoneware table lamp from the Herman A. Kähler workshop, Næstved, Denmark.
The lamp is hand-thrown in red clay with incised geometric decoration and finished with a transparent glaze that reveals the rich tone and texture of the underlying stoneware.
The piece bears the incised HAK monogram and “Danmark” stamp to the underside, denoting its origin at one of Denmark’s most esteemed ceramic workshops.
Fitted with period-appropriate brown cord and bakelite-style socket. The lamp is in full working condition.
Details:
Origin: Denmark
Maker: Herman A. Kähler (HAK)
Period: Ca. 1940–1950
Material: Red stoneware with clear glaze
Height (with shade): Approx. 34 cm
Markings: Incised “HAK”, stamped “Danmark”
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Light wear consistent with age.
Shade: Not included
A fine example of Danish ceramic design — timeless in form, rich in material, and highly decorative.
A finely crafted, hand-thrown stoneware table lamp from the Herman A. Kähler workshop, Næstved, Denmark.
The lamp is hand-thrown in red clay with incised geometric decoration and finished with a transparent glaze that reveals the rich tone and texture of the underlying stoneware.
The piece bears the incised HAK monogram and “Danmark” stamp to the underside, denoting its origin at one of Denmark’s most esteemed ceramic workshops.
Fitted with period-appropriate brown cord and bakelite-style socket. The lamp is in full working condition.
Details:
Origin: Denmark
Maker: Herman A. Kähler (HAK)
Period: Ca. 1940–1950
Material: Red stoneware with clear glaze
Height (with shade): Approx. 34 cm
Markings: Incised “HAK”, stamped “Danmark”
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Light wear consistent with age.
Shade: Not included
A fine example of Danish ceramic design — timeless in form, rich in material, and highly decorative.
A finely crafted, hand-thrown stoneware table lamp from the Herman A. Kähler workshop, Næstved, Denmark.
The lamp is hand-thrown in red clay with incised geometric decoration and finished with a transparent glaze that reveals the rich tone and texture of the underlying stoneware.
The piece bears the incised HAK monogram and “Danmark” stamp to the underside, denoting its origin at one of Denmark’s most esteemed ceramic workshops.
Fitted with period-appropriate brown cord and bakelite-style socket. The lamp is in full working condition.
Details:
Origin: Denmark
Maker: Herman A. Kähler (HAK)
Period: Ca. 1940–1950
Material: Red stoneware with clear glaze
Height (with shade): Approx. 34 cm
Markings: Incised “HAK”, stamped “Danmark”
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. Light wear consistent with age.
Shade: Not included
A fine example of Danish ceramic design — timeless in form, rich in material, and highly decorative.
