Connie Walther bowl porcelain stoneware

Connie Walther bowl porcelain stoneware of Connie Walther (1931-). This piece, which is characteristic of the early works of this artist, offers a contrast between outside, without covered, decorated Matt Black sinuous lines and the Interior decorated with thick glazes, shiny, black, grey and red. The bowl is signed under the base of his initials CW. Connie Walther began at Saxo Pottery (1948-1949), before studying at the Arts & Crafts School in Copenhagen (1949-1951), where she graduated from ceramist. She then worked at Kähler Ceramics in Naestved (1951-1952), before opening his own workshop in Birkerød North of Copenhagen, with her husband, the artist Bent Stubbe Teglbjerg.