Uppsala Ekeby

Rörstrand in 1964, when the company was acquired by Uppsala-Ekeby. Hertha Bengtson subsequently began to

Rörstrand in 1964, when the company was acquired by Uppsala-Ekeby. Hertha Bengtson subsequently began to

Rörstrand in 1964, when the company was acquired by Uppsala-Ekeby. Hertha Bengtson subsequently began to

Rörstrand in 1964, when the company was acquired by Uppsala-Ekeby. Hertha Bengtson subsequently began to

Rörstrand in 1964, when the company was acquired by Uppsala-Ekeby. Hertha Bengtson subsequently began to

Large Swedish ceramic floor vase designed by Anna-Lisa Thomson. Manufactured by Upsala-Ekeby in

Leaf shaped fish motif hand-painted stoneware plate by Uppsala Ekeby. See my listings for

Mari Simmulson for Upsala-Ekeby "Zig-Zag" ceramic vase. In good condition. Stamped.   

be the “Harlequin” series her designed while at Reijmyre. In 1978, the ceramics company Uppsala-Ekeby

be the “Harlequin” series her designed while at Reijmyre. In 1978, the ceramics company Uppsala-Ekeby

. Along with Edvin Ohrstrom he pioneered the Aerial glass technique. In the 1940s he moved to Uppsala

Sculpture ‘Mandrill’ designed by Vicke Lindstrand for Uppsala Ekeby, Sweden, 1940s. Stoneware

Dish by Inge Schiöler for Uppsala Ekeby, Sweden, 1941. Unique. Measures: H 4 cm/ 1 1/2'' D

Ceramic 'Paprika' table lamp by Anna-Lisa Thomson, Uppsala Ekeby, Sweden. Unglazed dark brown

Vase, designed by Vicke Lindstrand for Uppsala Ekeby Sweden, 1940s. Terracotta. Measure: H

Ingrid Atterberg for Uppsala Ekeby. Bowl in glazed stoneware. Striped design in shades of blue and

Ingrid Atterberg for Uppsala Ekeby. Large bowl in glazed stoneware. Striped design in blue and pink

Rare Alf Jarnestad vase "ALFA" for Uppsala Ekeby, Sweden, mid-20 century. Measures: 20 cm

Swedish glazed vase produced by Uppsala Ekeby

Decorative, large floor vase by Vicke Lindstrand, Uppsala Ekeby, Sweden, C 1940.

-1952) The artist Anna-Lisa Thomson is best known for her stoneware and earthenware for Uppsala-Ekeby

/> "EKEBY" marked on back. Uppsala Ekeby was founded in 1886 as a company manufacturing

to Uppsala-Ekeby keramik in 1949 until 1972.

, designed by the company's leading designer just before he moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm in 1940.

Gustavsbergs keramik Studio where she worked until she was linked to Uppsala-Ekeby keramik in 1949 until 1972

, designed by Lindstrand just before he moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm in 1940. As Alistair Duncan points

Orrefors in the 1930s, before the artist moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm in 1940. As Alistair Duncan points

redefine Swedish glass. After a wartime departure from Orrefors, he became the creative head at Uppsala

-20th century, designed by the company's leading designer just before he moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm

until the mid-1940's. He briefly became the lead designer in ceramics at Uppsala Ekeby before

an artistic director for Uppsala Ekeby where he realized different stoneware items as pots or figural

Kaede and manufactured by Ekeby in Uppsala Sweden during the 1930s. It is commonly referred to as the

Stoneware floor vase designed by Ingrid Atterberg. Manufactured by Upsala-Ekeby in Uppsala

Ostergren and manufactured by Ekeby in Uppsala Sweden during the 1930s. The vases have the model numbers

Massive Swedish ceramic floor vase designed by Anna-Lisa Thomson. Manufactured by Upsala-Ekeby at

Vase in ceramics, Uppsala-Ekeby. Swedish design, 1960s-1970s. Signed. In perfect condition

Ingrid Atterberg for Uppsala Ekeby. Lidded jar in glazed stoneware. Striped design in blue and pink

Ingrid Atterberg for Uppsala Ekeby. Bowl in glazed stoneware. Striped design in shades of blue and

Ingrid Atterberg for Uppsala Ekeby. Large oval Papyrus dish in glazed stoneware. Mid-20th century

Scandinavian Modern ceramic vase signed by Mari Simmulson for Uppsala-Ekeby. Mari Simmulson, (1911

Stoneware floor vase from Uppsala-Ekeby, in an elegant slightly asymmetric form with a leaflike

company's leading designer just before he moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm in 1940. As Alistair Duncan points

by Lindstrand just before he moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm in 1940. As Alistair Duncan points out

year was employed at Gustavsbergs keramik Studio where she worked until she was linked to Uppsala-Ekeby

1930s, designed by Lindstand -- the company's leading designer -- just before he moved to the Uppsala

-20th century, designed by the company's leading designer just before he moved to the Uppsala-Ekeby firm

Lindstrand during the war and between 1943-1950 he became creative leader at Uppsala Ekeby, where he designed

he became creative leader at Uppsala Ekeby, where he designed many different stoneware objects

. About Upsala Ekeby Founded in 1886 in Uppsala, Sweden, Upsala Ekeby became one of the country’s leading

colorful bows - Both vases was designed by Harald Ostergren and manufactured by Ekeby in Uppsala Sweden

designed by Harald Ostergren during the 1930s and is marked EKEBY and 1500 to the base. At Ekeby in Uppsala

Rörstrand in 1964, when the company was acquired by Uppsala-Ekeby. Hertha Bengtson subsequently began to

A black and white graphic vase by Ingrid Attenbeg for Uppsala Ekeby in 1951. Signed. ON HOLD

Vintage midcentury ceramic bowl by Swedish manufacturer Uppsala-Ekeby from the 1950s. The bowl is

Uppsala Ekeby stoneware plate with fish motifs. Stamped at the maker. See my listings for

Pair of Uppsala Ekeby table lamps by Swedish designer Anna-Lisa Tomson. The design is abstract

”Mangania” vase by Lillemor Mannerheim for Gefle Uppsala Ekeby, Sweden. 1950s. H: 36 cm D: 14 cm