Set of 3 wooden carved bowls by Sven Erik Lindman, Sweden

John (Johnny) Mattsson, born 18 July 1906 in Gävle, died 9 February 1970 in the same place, was a Swedish sculptor and craftsman. Polio had made Mattsson lame and through disabili...

Oak lounge chair, and Ekselius´ version of the popular TV-chair from the 60´s. New cushions with a smooth brown quality upholstery. At the moment we have 3 identical chairs. Karl Erik Ekselius was a Swedish furniture designer born in 1914 in Ålesund, Sweden. He studied carpentry in Germany and at Carl Malmsten’s school for Furniture Studies in Stockholm sometime during the 1930s. Subsequently, he worked for J. O. Carlsson (known later as JOC Möbel AB) in Vetlanda, eventually taking ownership of the company in 1961. During the famous H55 Exhibition in 1955 in Helsingborg, Sweden, Ekselius gained international recognition with his designs. Like many of his Swedish contemporaries during the 1950s and ‘60s, Ekselius originated Scandinavian modern furniture, including dining chairs, dining tables and coffee tables, in richly grained woods like rosewood and teak. He also developed armchairs and office chairs in chromed metal and supple leather. For J. O. Carlsson, he designed the Mondo Chair...

Set of 6 dining chairs designed by Kurt Östervig for K.P. Möller furniture makers. Rosewood and cognac leather. Comes with Cites certificate so only available in Europe. Kurt Øste...

A set of 2 lounge chairs made in Denmark. Teak. Marked BM 8 with a red stamp underneath. New quality woolen fabric upholstery. Excellent vintage condition.

Set of 6 dining chairs, model CH-29, also called Sawhorse chair. Designed in 1952 by Hans Wegner and manufactured by Carl Hansen in Odense, Denmark. Early set from the 50`s totally i...

Brass table lamps in a brutalist design by Pierre Forssell for Skultuna foundry in Sweden. These lamps were executed by the craftsman Frans Goldberg in Pierre Forssell’s studio at Sk...

A set of three Swedish bowls. 19th century, Sweden. Stained painted milk bowl. Likely pine. Price is for the set of three. Location: London Gallery. Dimension...

Stoneware bowls by Sven Wejsfelt & Lasse Östman for Gustavsberg in Sweden in the 1980s. Left to right first photo: • Lasse Östman acquamarine glossy bow...

Sven Hofverberg (1923-1998) Swedish ceramist. Two unique glazed ceramic bowls. Beautiful metallic glaze, 1980s. Largest measures: 11 x 4 cm. In very good condition. Signed.

Two pieces of studio bowls modernist design by world famous "Kraka" & "Ravenna" designer Sven Palmquist, made at Swedish glass maker Orrefors. Hand engraved signature & numbering "Or...

Pair of wooden bowl in bird’s-eye maple made by a Swedish cabinetmaker in the 1940s. The bowls are the perfect decorative touch for any interior and can be used for things like nuts or just as a decorative object in your interior. The bowls are very typical wabi Sabi style but also reminds you of pieces from the Almue period. The concept of Wabi-sabi developed from Zen Buddhist philosophy sometime between the 13th and 15th centuries and has three founding principles: that nothing is ever permanent, perfect or complete. The teachings show that life is best enjoyed when we accept these imperfections. Beauty is found in the balance between the harmony and tranquillity of wabi and sabi, the fleeting nature of time and decay...

A trio of ancient carved wooden from Sweden. Each has it's own character with repairs and patina. Largest is 13-1/2in wide, medium 13in and smallest 12in. Wonderful for use as displa...