Pair of Scandinavian Modern Candleholders in Pewter by Edwin Ollers, Sweden
By Edvin Ollers
Located in Stockholm, SE
Simple and sophisticated. Stamped "Gjutet tenn", cast pewter, Z8 (1950) + Y8 (1949), Ollers.
Pewter
Pair of Scandinavian Modern Pewter Candlesticks by Edvin Ollers - 1970's
By Edvin Ollers, Schreuder & Olsson
Located in Stockholm, SE
Both candlesticks are fully stamped to the underside, including the Gjutet Tenn mark, the Schreuder & Olsson maker’s mark, the OLLERS designer stamp, and date codes.
Pewter
Pair of Swedish Pewter Candlesticks “Lassimari” by Härryda Ädelmetallsmide, 1930
Located in Göteborg, SE
Made from cast pewter (Gjutet Tenn) and hand-finished, each candlestick bears the ATG hallmark and model number D10.
Pewter
Swedish Modern Pewter Vase by Edvin Ollers for Schreuder & Olsson, 1950s
By Schreuder & Olsson, Edvin Ollers
Located in Stockholm, SE
Details: Designer: Edvin Ollers Manufacturer: Gjutet Tenn/Schreuder & Olsson, Sweden Period: 1950s Material: Pewter (Tenn) Height: 20.5 cm (8.1 in) Condition: Good vintage cond...
Pewter
Swedish Scandinavian Modern Pewter and Brass Vase by Edvin Ollers, 1941
By Edvin Ollers
Located in Stockholm, SE
Marked to the underside with maker's stamps including "Gjutet Tenn", "Ollers", and the year code indicating 1941.
Brass, Pewter
Sold
H 2.75 in W 7.25 in D 8.5 in
Edvin Oller for Gjutet Tenn / Schreuder & Olsson Large Pewter Bowl, Sweden
By Schreuder & Olsson
Located in St.Petersburg, FL
A wonderful Swedish modern organic shaped bowl by Edvin Oller for Schreuder & Olsson. Executed in Pewter and signed underneath with manufacturer impression. A Wonderful example
Pewter
A Pair of Swedish Grace Period Pewter and Brass Vases
Located in New York, NY
Stamped on the underside GJUTET TENN, S8/O8 and OLLERS.
Pewter, Brass
Pewter Candle Holder Pair by Edvin Ollers, Sweden 1947
By Edvin Ollers, Schreuder & Olsson
Located in Stockholm, SE
Very good vintage condition and nice patina. Signed: Gjutet Tenn, Ollers and year stamp W8 underneath.
Pewter
Sune Bäckström - Art Deco - Bronze Lidded Box, Sweden, 1930
By Sune Bäckström
Located in Stockholm, SE
A refined bronze lidded box designed by Sune Bäckström, Sweden, 1930. The piece reflects the early development of Scandinavian modernism, where clarity of form and material quality t...
Bronze
$2,095
H 12.21 in Dm 8.67 in
Large Art Deco Icon by Sylvia Stave, Swedish Modern CG Hallberg, Stockholm, 1931
By Sylvia Stave, CG Hallberg
Located in Stockholm, SE
An elegant and highly collectible Swedish Art Deco pewter vase, designed by Sylvia Stave and produced by CG Hallberg, Stockholm, in 1931. The vase features a refined amphora-inspire...
Pewter
$3,490
H 26.78 in Dm 24.02 in
Elegant Swedish Brass Chandelier Attributed to Hans Bergström for ASEA, 1940s
By Hans Bergström, ASEA
Located in Stockholm, SE
Elegant Swedish Modern chandelier attributed to Hans Bergström for ASEA, dating from the 1940s. This refined ceiling lamp features a sculptural brass frame with six gracefully curve...
Brass
Capiz Shell Table Lamp, Model Cornelia
By Dusty Deco
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Cornelia Table Lamp is a lamp that is made from capiz shells which gives the material an irregular structure. This makes each lamp unique, something that adds to its character and pe...
Brass
$756
H 9.85 in Dm 3.94 in
Rolf Engströmer Modernist Pewter Vase for FAK, Art Deco, Swedish Modern, 1935
By Rolf Engströmer, Fabriksaktiebolaget Kronsilver
Located in Stockholm, SE
This elegant pewter vase, designed by the acclaimed Swedish artist Rolf Engströmer for FAK in 1935, reflects the refined aesthetics of the Art Deco movement. Featuring smooth, sculpt...
Pewter
$58,203
H 64.57 in W 37.8 in D 15.75 in
Midcentury Modern Unique Cabinet by Axel Einar Hjorth, Sweden, 1930s
By Axel Einar Hjorth
Located in Östermalm, Stockholms län
Unique bar cabinet by Axel Einar Hjorth, in a strikingly decorative design with elegant details. Made from mahogany with floral motif inlays in birch and rosewood. Lighting inside. M...
Mahogany
$1,164
H 1.19 in Dm 12.01 in
Josef Frank Brass and Mirror Tray/Plateau for Svenskt Tenn Swedish modern, 1940s
By Josef Frank, Svenskt Tenn
Located in Stockholm, SE
Refined mirrored plateau designed by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, Sweden, in the 1940s. This circular tray features a beveled mirror surface set within a gilded brass frame, accente...
Brass
Large Pedestal Pewter Bowl by Just Andersen, 1920s, Denmark
By Just Andersen
Located in Værløse, DK
Large Pedestal Bowl in Hammered Pewter designed by Just Andersen in the early 1920s. * Pedestal bowl with curvy rim in hammered pewter * Designer: Just Andersen * Manufacture: Just...
Pewter
$3,368
H 4.34 in W 11.23 in D 10.24 in
Large Bronze Art Deco Lidded Bowl by Nordiska Juvelaktiebolaget, Sweden 1930s
By Just Andersen, Nils Johan, Sune Bäckström, GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Einar Backstrom
Located in Malmö, SE
A stunning and rare Art Deco / Swedish Grace lidded bronze bowl with amazing patina. Made by Nordiska Juvelaktiebolaget, Sweden 1930s. Great condition, only with some light scratche...
Bronze
Swedish Art Deco Pewter Lidded Box, 1930s
By Svenskt Tenn
Located in Stockholm, SE
Elegant Swedish pewter lidded box produced by Bröderna Edlund Silverfabrik, dated 1936. This refined piece features a clean cylindrical form raised on small decorative feet, topped ...
Pewter
Swedish Art Deco Pewter Vase by GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, 1936
By GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Stockholm, SE
A rare Swedish Art Deco pewter vase produced by GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, dated 1936. This uncommon model features a rounded, baluster-shaped body set on a stepped foot, with distin...
Pewter
$1,000
H 7.49 in Dm 4.14 in
Scandinavian Modern Edvin Ollers Vase in Pewter for S&O Schreuder & Olsson, 1955
By Edvin Ollers, Schreuder & Olsson
Located in Stockholm, SE
A beautiful Scandinavian Modern Edvin Ollers vase in pewter for S&O Schreuder & Olsson, Stockholm, 1955. Stamped. Height 19 cm. Diameter 10 cm.
Pewter
$1,041
H 3.43 in Dm 4.02 in
Lidded Pewter Box by CG Hallberg, Sweden, 1929. Svenskt Tenn. Swedish Grace.
By Nils Fougstedt, Svenskt Tenn, C.G. Hallberg, Edvin Ollers, CG Hallberg
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful lidded pewter box with amazing patina. Swedish Grace. Made by CG Hallberg, Sweden, 1929. Good condition, with some scratches and scuffs. Stamped with makers mark, 'SVENS...
Metal, Pewter
$1,157
H 2.76 in Dm 5.32 in
Lidded Pewter and Brass Jewelry Box by SVM Svenska Metallverken, Sweden, 1930s.
By Edvin Ollers, SVM Handarbete 1, Svenskt Tenn, Nils Fougstedt
Located in Malmö, SE
A beautiful lidded pewter jewelry box with amazing patina. Swedish Grace. Made by SVM Svenska Metallverken, Sweden, 1930s. Great condition, only with some light scratches Stamped wi...
Metal, Pewter, Brass
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 complemented by an elegant curved brass handle and matching brass collar and base. T...
Brass, Pewter
Swedish Modern Pewter Vase by GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, 1950's
By GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget
Located in Stockholm, SE
Refined Swedish Modern pewter vase produced by GAB (Guldsmedsaktiebolaget), Sweden, 1950. The vase features a beautifully balanced, organic form with a rounded, bulbous body rising i...
Pewter
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