STENTØJS PRAMFLASKE

STONEWARE PRAM BOTTLE | NORTHERN EUROPE | C. 20TH CENTURY
Tall vintage stoneware bottle – originally used for storing and transporting spirits such as akvavit or brændevin.
This type of vessel, often referred to as a pramflaske, was designed for practical use on ships, in rural households, or in taverns across Northern Europe.
The bottle features a sculptural, cylindrical silhouette with a narrow neck and a beautifully speckled glaze in golden brown tones.
Its exact origin is unknown – but it’s likely Northern European, possibly Danish or German.
Today, it stands as a striking decorative object – full of quiet strength, utilitarian history, and timeless simplicity.
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FOKUS
Pramflaske
Stentøj
Brændevinsflaske
Transportflaske
Rustik elegance
Nordisk brugskeramik
Speckled glaze
Dekorativ flaske
Skulpturel form
Samlerværdigt objekt