Henning Rathjen floral pottery lamp boyd but to my surprise (and

but to my surprise (and a little research) it's a German one

Tilley” around 1935

then discovered that it was well wrapped in the bottom of a large box

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Henning Rathjen floral pottery lamp boyd but to my surprise (andA lovely Henning Rathjen pottery lamp in working order. (Although it might be worth re wiring this gem by the looks of the plug). Not sure if the flowers have been cold painted or glazed, best look at the photos and make your own decision. Rathjen established his pottery studio in Melbourne in 1948, producing quality slip cast wares over the next 20 years. His production moved away from standard 1940s designs, with applied flowers or incised designs