Gertrud Lönegren (1905-1970) was a Swedish ceramist and designer. She studies in Stockholm and in Vienna. After, she worked as a designer at St. Erik's Clay Factory in Uppsala, during the period 1932-1936. Later, she worked for Rörstrands Porselinsfabric in Lidköping, where she stays until 1941. At Rörstrands she worked mainly with utility and the art ceramics. Amongst her most known works are the 'Kreta' and Blache dishes. Today, she is represented by museums such as Röhsska Museum.

Rörstrand

Glazed stoneware with decoration in relief. 
Impressed 'L 33' to base.

Ceramics

Floor Vase

Glazed stoneware. 

Stamped 'Rorstrand / Lönegren / L 125' and impressed 'HANDDREJAD'

Vase

Glazed and incised decoration. Manufacturers and artists signature. Model Miranda, designed circa 1937. 
Literature: Rörstrand, Ann Marie Herlitz-Gezelius, p. 144.

Large  Vase

Unique ceramic vase. Incised decoration and a shiny almost dripping glaze. Gertrud Lönegren worked at the Rörstrand factory in Lidköping between 1936-1941. Impressed and printed signature.