Swedish Grace Period

A Swedish Grace-period pendant with a milk glass dish featuring delicately painted gold patterns and ornate brass fittings attaching a brass rod and canopy.

A Swedish grace-period two-light ceiling fixture with arched metal trellis on either side, flanked by electrified candle cups.

Introducing an exquisite coffee table from the Swedish Grace period, a masterclass in timeless elegance and superior craftsmanship.

A hand-carved Swedish Grace-period shell-form wall light carved in stained birch.

A Swedish Grace period high back chair with curved sides, suggesting a wing chair.

A Swedish Grace period cylindrical patinated bronze vase on a round foot, designed by Sune Bäckström and produced at Einar Bäckström Metallvarufabrik in Malmö.

Grace was the inspiration for this lovely birch secretary which makes working from home a joy! Three locking drawers sit beneath a generous drop-front with 6 interior drawers, a pair...

Dripping with crystals, this chandelier is iconic of the decadence of the roaring twenties. A golden blossom with stylized plants and grasses adorning the petals and a waterfall of c...

The fine oak rectangular top with rounded corners supported at each end by slender baluster shaped turnings joined by stretcher at base with brass clad feet and stretcher having orig...

A Swedish Grace desk lamp with round base and adjustable arm. The shade with scalloped edge and star motif. Circa 1930. Price includes new wiring.

Octagonal table with bookmatched Birch veneer top on an ebonized, carved wood base. Unique scroll palmettes on legs show the art deco influence of the period.

This early cabinet is by A. B. Nordiska Kompaniet attributed to Carl Bergsten, 1918. Figural birch with inlay. The door opening is 12.5" wide and 21.2" high. Swedish Grace: elegant ...

Beautifully sculpted, cast and finished, this pair of 1930-vintage Swedish Grace Bas relief sculptures depict nude allegorical figures, one male and one female, each finished in a wa...

A Swedish chest of drawers by Upsala Möblerings with three small drawers on top and one large drawer on the bottom. With veneer in figured birch and mahogany. Circa 1937.

A pair of Swedish molded and frosted glass sconces in the form of a seashell with brass mount and single candelabra socket. Maximum wattage 75 watts, price includes 1 UL socket and 5...

Swedish Grace period armchair with a birch wood frame.

A Swedish grace period flush mount with marquetry inlaid frame having figural motifs with a national romantic theme such as figure on horseback, in costume, viking ship, a nude man w...

Elegant ceiling lamp from the Swedish Grace period, unknown designer, produced in Sweden during the 1940s.

Bare wood pine and birch armchairs from the 1930s, during the Swedish Grace period. The chairs are bare wood and has the typical characteristics of Swedish design from the period.

Stylized with the marque of Gustav III, this simple set of snaps glasses evokes the glory of the Swedish Empire for the bourgeoisie of the Swedish Grace period.

Ceramic base with a relief depicting a woman, characteristic of the Swedish Grace period. An uncommon model seldom seen on the market.

Ceramic base with a relief depicting a man and a woman, characteristic of the Swedish Grace period. An uncommon model seldom seen on the market.

The combination of warm mahogany, polished brass, and pleated shades reflects the refined, architectural aesthetic characteristic of the Swedish Grace period. The two lamps differ s...

Pendant in frosted glass and patinated brass by Einar Bäckströms Metallvarufabrik, Sweden, 1930s. A large and visually striking pendant from the Swedish Grace period, combining class...

The proportions are characteristic of the Swedish Grace period — restrained, architectural, and subtly decorative.

These two-arm candleholders capture the refined aesthetics of the Swedish Grace period—an early 20th-century style that blends neoclassical influence with the clean lines of emerging...

This awesome set of 3 pendants was designed and manufactured in Sweden in the 1940s during the Swedish Grace period (Swedish Art Deco).

The gently scrolling arms reflect the restrained elegance characteristic of the Swedish Grace period, where classical inspiration meets early modern simplicity.

Subtle decorative detailing at the wall mount reflects the restrained classicism typical of the Swedish Grace period. This piece sits at the intersection of late classicism and earl...

Rare Swedish Rya Wool Rug, Swedish Grace Period. Sweden, 1930s.

Delicate amber-colored glass drops suspended beneath the arms add a refined decorative detail characteristic of the Swedish Grace period, blending late classicism with early Art Deco...

Suspended by a chain, the lamp reflects the refined proportions and classical influence characteristic of the Swedish Grace period. A balanced and architectural lighting object well ...

A striking set of eight Swedish Grace dining chairs by Sundströms Snickeri, showcasing the refined craftsmanship and restrained elegance that define the Swedish Grace period.

A new, Swedish Grace period inspired light by David Duncan.

This cabinet is from the Swedish Grace period or Swedish Art Deco period made in the 1920's.

A refined pair of Swedish Grace two‑arm candleholders, crafted in the circa 1920s period when Nordic design embraced a sculptural, neoclassical modernity.

An exceptional statement piece for an entry hall, bathroom, or bedroom, and highly desirable for collectors of Nordic design and Swedish Grace. Period: 1930s Origin: Sweden Material...

Their work during the Swedish Grace period (1920s–30s) is particularly celebrated for its craftsmanship and elegant integration of decorative and architectural form.

Additional information: Material: Gilt, Paint, Wood Color: Gold, Green Style: Scandinavian Modern, Swedish Grace Period: 1920s Country: Sweden Dimensions: W: 142.5 / D: 40.5 / H: 140...

The table balances neoclassical restraint with the expressive ornamentation characteristic of Scandinavian Art Deco during the Swedish Grace period. The circular top rests on a beaut...

A flushmounted light fixture inspired by the Swedish Grace period, featuring a world map design, polished brass details, and white glass shade.

A custom, Art Deco style flush mounted light fixture inspired by the Swedish Grace Period. This vibrant fixture features a white gold leaf frame with polished brass details and a whi...

This elegant wrought iron floor lamp captures the refined decorative language of the Swedish Grace period, where craftsmanship and artistry were seamlessly intertwined.

The lamp features a refined tapered column rising from a sculptural stepped base, a form characteristic of Swedish metalwork produced during the Swedish Grace period, the Scandinavia...

A Swedish Grace period inspired light with cast nickel zodiac signs.

A Swedish Grace period inspired light with cast bronze zodiac signs.

A Swedish Grace period inspired light with cast bronze zodiac signs.

A Swedish Grace period inspired light with cast bronze zodiac signs.

This unique and elegant fixture, inspired by the Swedish Grace period, is suspended from a single rod, with a frosted glass shade concealing six sockets.

As the artistic director at Gefle Porslinsfabrik, his designs achieved international recognition at the 1925 Paris Exhibition, epitomizing the Swedish grace period. His works, includ...

This wall light was designed and manufactured in Sweden in the 1920s to 1930s during the Swedish Grace period.

This elegant fixture was designed and manufactured in Sweden in the 1920s to 1930s during thje Swedish Grace period.

This motif was not chosen by chance. During the Swedish Grace period of the 1920s–30s, designers often drew upon classical and mythological themes to express ideals of strength, virt...

While created close to the height of the Swedish Grace period, this vase stands apart through its distinctly modernist and monochrome expression.

The composition reflects the restrained classicism of the Swedish Grace period — refined, symmetrical, and quietly decorative.

These chairs reflect the key characteristics of the Swedish Grace period, blending Neoclassical and Art Deco influences with traditional Swedish craftsmanship.

As the artistic director at Gefle Porslinsfabrik, his designs achieved international recognition at the 1925 Paris Exhibition, epitomizing the Swedish grace period. His works, includ...