'Pineapple' Jug Model 4621-2, Michael Andersen & Søn Bornholmsk Keramik, Denmark. Late 1930s. art The terracotta undertone of the

The terracotta undertone of the base glaze further resembles this

warm patina that only decades of use can produce

a soft glow is produced and gently emanates through the rod and shaded by the lower plate

almost acting as Höglund's stamp

Höglund's personality is on full show with this playful and anthropomorphic piece of art

'Pineapple' Jug Model 4621-2, Michael Andersen & Søn Bornholmsk Keramik, Denmark. Late 1930s. art The terracotta undertone of theA vibrant little stoneware jug, striking in soft teal blue, designed and produced by Michael Andersen & Sn Bornholmsk Keramik of Denmark. Dating to the late 1930s, this playful piece is clearly of organic inspiration, taking the form of a pineapple with a cleverly formed leaf sculpted into an elegant handle and smaller leaves crowning the top above where the squat spout emerges. Naturally the highly textured surface, reminiscent of its tropical