Swedish Grace

An exceptional pair of Swedish Grace armchairs dating from circa 1930, distinguished by their elegant proportions, sculptural presence and beautifully executed laminated wooden armre...

Swedish grace table lamp produced in Västerås, Sweden in 1931.

A refined Swedish Grace side table featuring a circular green stone top, marble, Kålmårdsmarmor, above a stained birch base with four tapering legs and an integrated lower shelf.

Elegant pink mohair single armchair made in the 1930s in the Swedish grace style. It is the Swedish Art Deco movement.

Rare Swedish Grace Armchair Design Uno Åhrén / Björn Trägårdh for Svenskt Tenn 1930’s Dimensions: Height: 102 cm Width: 68 cm Depth: 77 cm Seat Height: 42 cm

This elegant Swedish Grace armchair embodies the refined classicism and restrained modernism that defined Scandinavian design during the late 1920s and early 1930s.

A large and elegant Swedish Grace pendant lamp from 1930s Sweden, featuring a beautifully shaped glass shade suspended from a slender brass stem.

This elegant Swedish Grace table lamp is attributed to Jakob Engman and was produced by GAB (Guldsmedsaktiebolaget) in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1933.

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...

Its graceful scrolling arms support ten light sources, creating a balanced and architectural silhouette characteristic of Swedish decorative arts of the period. The design bridges th...

Swedish Grace serving-table “Westminster” by NK, Nordiska Kompaniet, in Stockholm.

Swedish Grace was an exquisite early twentieth-century design movement that remains largely unknown today.

This beautiful Swedish Grace, Art Deco, Period Vase was designed by Einar Luterkort for Upsala Ekeby circa 1930.

Very elegant pair of Swedish Grace lounge chairs by Carl Malmsten, made from stained birch.

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

Swedish Grace Pewter Mirror with Wall Candle Sconces made by Svensk Tenn circa 1930s

Designers working in the Swedish Grace style include Axel Einar Hjorth, Carl Malmsten, Carl Bergsten, Gunnar Asplund and Uno Åhrén amongst others.

Pair of Pewter Candlesticks by Svenskt Tenn – Swedish Grace Design, Sweden 1933 Svenskt Tenn is the iconic Swedish design house known for its timeless craftsmanship and refined aesth...

Swedish grace/Art Deco desk in the style of Axel Einar Hjorth.

Swedish Grace Stoneware Table Lamp with Foliage Decor by Louise Adelborg for Rörstrand. 1920s.

A particularly attractive example of the restrained Swedish Grace / Scandinavian Art Deco aesthetic, the candlesticks combine a strong architectural geometry with subtle classical re...

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

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

An elegant Swedish grace - Art Deco Glamour piece suitable for olive stones, toothpicks, cigarettes or as a small decorative vase.

Designers working in the Swedish Grace style include Axel Einar Hjorth, Carl Malmsten, Carl Bergsten, Gunnar Asplund and Uno Åhrén amongst others.

A small and elegant Table Lamp in Pewter. Swedish Grace from the year 1930 (D8). The table lamp has the original lamp holder.

Earthenware Fruit Bowl by Edvin Ollers for S:t Eriks, 1920s – Swedish Grace An elegant and characteristic earthenware fruit bowl designed by Swedish artist Edvin Ollers (1888–1959)...

An extravagant Swedish Grace dining table from the early 20th century, crafted in dark birch veneer with finely carved details.

This Swedish Grace pedestal table from the 1930s to 1940s showcases the movement’s elegant synthesis of neoclassical structure and modern refinement.

An exceptionally elegant Swedish Grace side table, made in Sweden during the 1930s.

Designers working in the Swedish Grace style include Axel Einar Hjorth, Carl Malmsten, Carl Bergsten, Gunnar Asplund and Uno Åhrén amongst others.

An elegant and exceptionally refined Swedish Grace porcelain table lamp designed by Louise Adelborg, dating to 1926.

Rare and Unique double level cabinet, sideboard, buffet, bar or etagere in the Modern Neoclassical tradition known as Swedish Grace in Scandinavia. The piece is attributed Eliel Saar...

A rare table lamp in chinoiserie style from the 1920/30s by Svenska Metallverken, founded 1913 in Västerås, Sweden. A beautiful example of the Swedish Grace era with decor of lions, ...

Documented in the archive of Firma Svenskt Tenn, The model is also represented in the National museum of Stockholm. This is a true Swedish Grace masterpiece and a rarity. In good c...

A beautiful and rare Swedish Grace pewter table lamp. Designed by renowned silversmith Erik Fleming for Norrahammar Tenn, Sweden.

Beautiful and rare swedish grace pink ceramic table lamp by Louise Adelborg for Rörstrand, ca 1920s -1930s with the original shade.

Interior has 3 wide shelves, 2 smaller side shelves and 3 drawers. This cabinet is Swedish Grace or Swedish art Deco made in the 1920's.

An elegant Swedish Grace center table that beautifully embodies the restrained luxury and exceptional craftsmanship of Swedish design during the 1920s.

Then at the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition she used the same wheat-ear design – this time before the admiring gaze of an entire world – on porcelain that bore the name “Sweden’s National ...

Swedish Grace stool designed and made in Sweden during the 1920s.

Elegant Swedish lounge chair dating from the 1940s, displaying a graceful combination of Swedish Grace proportions and subtle Art Nouveau influences.

Elegant Swedish lounge chair dating from the 1940s, displaying a graceful combination of Swedish Grace proportions and subtle Art Nouveau influences.

A rare beautiful white glazed ceramic with decor of dancing women. Made by renowned swedish designer Maggie Wibom, ca 1930s. Swedish grace at its finest.

This decorative motif is closely associated with the work of Anna Petrus, one of Sweden's most celebrated designers of the Swedish Grace era, and appears on several documented object...

Her work forms an important link between Swedish Grace, Nordic modernism and the development of Finnish ceramic art.

An exceptional Swedish Grace alabaster pendant lamp, dating from the 1920s–1930s, embodying the quiet sophistication and sculptural restraint that came to define Scandinavian decorat...

They are excellent examples of the refined Scandinavian craftsmanship associated with the Swedish Grace period – a style that bridged the decorative richness of the 1920s with the em...

Striking Art Deco / Swedish Grace lounge chair dating from the 1930s, distinguished by its generous proportions, sculptural silhouette and richly patterned upholstery.

1930's, Sweden. Pewter jar featuring a personalized initial engraving “SN,” this bon bon jar includes a Swedish Grace deer lid pull and a stepped lid design.

Early Swedish Grace modern "A 45" floral pewter fruit dish by Estrid Ericson / Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, 1920s.

A large and impressive Swedish Grace desk lamp designed by architect Melchior Wernstedt in 1922 for the renowned department store Nordiska Kompaniet.

1930's, Sweden. Pewter jar featuring a personalized initial engraving “SN,” this bon bon jar includes a Swedish Grace deer lid pull and a stepped lid design.

Swedish grace dresser in the style of Axel-Einar Hjorth.

A Swedish Grace stained flamed birch cabinet "Roma" for Svenska Möbelfabriken Bodafors, SMF.

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...

This Swedish Grace pendant was designed and manufactured in the 1920s to 1930s.

This exceptionally atmospheric Swedish Grace wall mirror is attributed to Sweden and dates from circa 1930.

A refined example of Swedish Grace, the Scandinavian interpretation of Art Deco that defined Stockholm's interwar metalware.

A Swedish Grace desk lamp designed by architect Melchior Wernstedt in 1922 for the renowned department store Nordiska Kompaniet.