Karl G.E. Lindström (1865-1936) was a Swedish ceramic artist. He started working as a porcelain painter for the factory Rörstrand in the year 1978, and became one of the factory's most valued artists. He decorated vases, urns and figurines created by his cousin Waldemar Lindström, or one of the other modellers. His inspiration came mostly from the natural world; his vessels being often decorated with motifs of birds, flowers, and leaves. His works are represented by, among others, the National Museum in Stockholm.

Rörstrand

Cut out and underglaze relief decoration in the form of rays. Manufacturers stamps, incised artist mark KL numbered 12802.

Ceramics

Jugend Vase

Cut out and underglaze relief decoration. Manufacturers stamps, artist signature KL and impressed number 13016.

Rörstrand Vase

Signed Rörstrand KL and printed 12952 TM.

Large under glazed vase with applied decoration in relief of Japanese cranes. 
Similar vase exhibited at the Turin world fair in 1902.

Monumental Rörstrand Vase

Under glazed ceramic. Hand painted decoration of daffodils, in relief. Signed Rörstrand and KL.
Impressed mark M.P.70410.

Vase

Under glazed ceramic. Hand painted relief decoration of flowering thistles. Signed Rörstrand KL impressed 4810 O.B.

Karl Lindström

1865-1936