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Arne Finne Nielsen · Denmark · 1960s
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Søholm Keramik
About the manufacturer
Founded in 1835 in Rønne, on the Danish island of Bornholm, by Edvard Christian Sonne and Herman Sonne Wolffsen, Søholm grew into one of Denmark's most respected stoneware and ceramics workshops. Renowned for its high-quality stoneware, deep glazes, and distinctive patterns, Søholm produced tableware, vases, lamps, and decorative objects that remain highly sought after by collectors today. The original workshop closed in 1996; the Søholm name lives on today as part of the Danish aida group, which continues to produce new tableware designs under the brand.
Selected objects
The collection
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Maria Philippi · Denmark · 1970s
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1970s Danish Soholm Maria Philippi Model 1229 White Ceramic Table Lamp with Heart-Shaped Rim
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Einar Johansen · Denmark · 1960s
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1960s Danish Soholm Model 1072 Stoneware Table Lamp with Yellow Crackle Glaze
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Einar Johansen · Denmark · 1960s
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1960s Danish Soholm Model 1072 Stoneware Table Lamp with Red Crackle Glaze
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Einar Johansen · Denmark · 1960s
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1960s Danish Soholm Model 1072 Stoneware Table Lamp with Cobalt Blue Crackle Glaze
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Haico Nitzsche · Denmark · 1970s
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1970s Danish Soholm Pair of Stoneware Table Lamps, Lilia 1221 by Haico Nitzsche
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Noomi Backhausen · Denmark · 1970s
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1970s Danish Soholm Stoneware Candle Holders by Noomi Backhausen, Set of 3
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Noomi Backhausen · Denmark · 1970s
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1970s Danish Noomi Backhausen & Poul Brandborg for Soholm 3220 Wall Candle Holders, Hand-Painted Stoneware, Pair
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Denmark · 1960s
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1960s Danish Einar Johansen for Soholm Stoneware Wall Candle Holders, Model 3351, Set of 2
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Einar Johansen · Denmark · 1960s
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1960s Danish Soholm Stoneware Bowl Model 3254 by Einar Johansen with Turquoise Glaze
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Einar Johansen · Denmark · 1960s
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1960s Danish Einar Johansen for Soholm Stoneware Bowl with Cobalt Blue Glaze, Model 3335
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