Pair ofJacob Ängman (attr.) Art Deco pewter vases for GAB Tenn - Sweden, 1931-33
Located in London, GB
Executed in pewter, these Swedish Art Deco vases are defined by their restrained geometry and
Pewter
1940s Swedish Modernist Pewter Vase, Signed K&R Prima Svenskt Tenn
By Svenskt Tenn, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in St.Petersburg, FL
A vintage Swedish double vase made of pewter, circa 1940s. Great minimalist/ modernist style with
Pewter
Swedish Modernist Art Deco Pewter Vase with Brass Base by JLH, 1957
By Just Andersen, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Stockholm, SE
Elegant Swedish Art Deco vase produced by JLH in 1957. Crafted in pewter with a contrasting solid
Brass, Pewter
Art Deco Pewter Centerpiece Bowl with Eagle Motif by Ystad Tenn, Sweden, 1930s
By GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Ystad-Metall
Located in Stockholm, SE
pewter, this sculptural piece features a wide, elegantly flared rim supported by a circular base adorned
Pewter
Swedish Mid-Century Modern Pewter and Brass Vase with Handle by JLH, 1957
By Svenskt Tenn, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Stockholm, SE
Crafted in pewter with refined brass detailing, the piece features a clean, tapering conical form
Brass, Pewter
Just Andersen, Art Deco Pewter Table Lamp, Denmark, 1920s.
By Just Andersen, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Just Andersen
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful and rare pewter table lamp. Designed and made by Just Andersen, Denmark, 1920s. Good
Pewter
Art Deco Pewter Bowl by Just Andersen, Denmark, 1920s
By Just Andersen, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Just Andersen
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful and rare pewter bowl. Designed and made by Just Andersen, Denmark, 1920s. Good
Pewter
Swedish Modern Art Deco Pewter Centerpiece Bowl by Bröderna Edlund, 1929
By Folke Arstrom, Svenskt Tenn, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Stockholm, SE
A striking Swedish Art Deco centerpiece bowl in pewter, designed by Folke Arström for Bröderna
Pewter
Lidded Swedish Grace Pewter Box by Prima Svenskt Tenn, Sweden, 1930.
By GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Edvin Ollers, Svenskt Tenn, CG Hallberg
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful Art Deco / Swedish Grace lidded pewter box with amazing patina. Made by Prima Svenskt
Metal, Pewter
Octagonal Lidded Swedish Grace Pewter Box by GVH Guldvaruhuset, Sweden, 1933.
By GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Svenskt Tenn, CG Hallberg, Edvin Ollers, Schreuder & Olsson
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful Art Deco / Swedish Grace lidded pewter box with amazing patina. Made by GVH
Metal, Pewter
Pair of Pewter Art Deco Candlesticks by Just Andersen, Denmark, 1930s
By Svenskt Tenn, Just Andersen, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Malmö, SE
Pair of heavy pewter candlesticks with amazing patina. Designed and made by Just Andersen, Denmark
Pewter
Lidded Swedish Grace Pewter Box by Tore Eldh for Ceson, Sweden, 1933.
By Edvin Ollers, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, CG Hallberg, Tore Eldh, Svenskt Tenn
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful Art Deco / Swedish Grace lidded pewter box with amazing patina. Made by Tore Eldh for
Metal, Pewter
Art Deco Pewter Globe Vase by K.E. & Co Eskilstuna, Sweden, 1933.
By Just Andersen, CG Hallberg, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Sylvia Stave, Nils Fougstedt
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful, spherical pewter vase with amazing patina. Art Deco / Swedish Grace. Produced by K.E
Pewter
Erik Fleming, Art Deco / Swedish Grace Pewter Table Lamp, Sweden, 1932.
By GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Norrahammars Tenn, Erik Fleming, Just Andersen
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful and rare Swedish Grace pewter table lamp. Designed by renowned silversmith Erik Fleming
Pewter
Swedish Grace Table Lamp in Pewter with Rattan Shade Sweden 1930s
By Svenskt Tenn
Located in Meer, VAN
manufacturers being Svenskt Tenn, Ystad Metall and GAB. The nicely aged pewter surface of this table lamp has
Pewter
Mid-Century Danish Kromo Bronze Bowl with Heron Motif, 1940's
By Just Andersen, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Stockholm, SE
Elegant mid-century Danish bronze bowl by Kromo, featuring a finely engraved heron motif to the interior. The shallow, wide form sits on a subtle foot ring and showcases a beautifull...
Pewter
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