Swedish Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Bowl designed by Inger Persson for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1960s. Stoneware. H: 25 cm/ 9 7/8"" D: 33 cm/ 13"

Vase, Tulip. Designed by Nils Landberg for Orrefors, Sweden. 1957. Glass. Signed. Dimensions: H: 46 cm/ 18''

Multicolored pressed glass Vase like face signed KOSTA BOda.

Unusually large and decorated Stig Lindberg vase with an optical pattern in a different colorway on either side of the vase. Signed to underside.

A Rococo cream jug made of faience, crafted at the Swedish Rörstrand faience factory. The jug is painted in polychrome colors, featuring beautifully ...

Stoneware beaker and a dish by Berit Ternell for Bo Fajans Sweden 1953-58 Model 047/1 and 048/1. Almond shaped. Relief decor. Glazed in yelow blue and ...

Set of 5 Ceramic Bowls by Hjördis Oldfors, 1950's Additional Information: Material: Ceramic Style: Mid century, Scandinavian Set of 5 ceramic bowls model Kokos Produced by Upsala Ek...

Art Nouveau Majolica Rare exemplar of antique majolica Gustavsberg Sweden 1860-1890 according mark A fantastic antique majolica plate, d 23,3 cm ( 9,17 inches) A beautiful rich flora...

Rosewood Wine Rack by Torsten Johansson. It is a beautiful decorative and original object, signed. Made of rosewood, it is in excellent condition, not the slightest crack or chip.

Beautiful fruit bowl in a sangre-de-toro glaze by Swedish ceramist couple Gustav and Ulla Kraitz. Normal signs of use. No chips or cracks. Gustav Kraitz f...

A rare faience topped Rörstrand tea table. The dished, moulded and shaped rectangular top decorated with a harbour szene painted in shades of grey (grisaille painting), on an elegant...

Large Art Deco ashtray by unknown designer. Produced in Sweden.

Stoneware vase model Surrea designed by Wilhelm Kåge. Produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden.

Ceramic vase model Pungo designed by Stig Lindberg. Produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden.

Rare and tall ceramic vase designed by Stig Lindberg. Produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden.

Pair of Caolina ceramic vases designed by Gunnar Nylund. Produced by Rörstrand in Sweden.

Big ceramic vase model Veckla designed by Stig Lindberg. Produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden.

Rare ceramic vase designed by Gunnar Nylund. Produced by Rörstrand in Sweden.

A pair of Swedish Plate sugar bowls with a Giltwashed inside from the 19th Century. With both bowls comes the original sugar spoons.
Both are sign...

A cream saucer in silver made by and signed by Peter Fredrik Sundberg (PFS) who worked in Karlstad, Sweden. The saucer is also stamped L4 = 1840

The Meltemi Tray – an offspring of the Meltemi cabinet – features the same experimental surface treatment. Like the Aegean winds, the tools and the metal surface dictate the final sc...

A beautifully glazed mid-century vase executed by Carl-Henry Stalhane for the venerable Swedish based ceramics firm Rorstrand. Signed.

A beautifully glazed mid-century vase executed by Carl-Henry Stalhane for the venerable Swedish based ceramics firm Rorstrand. Signed.

This unique vase by Swedish ceramist Claes Thell possesses the kind of rough beauty for which he is well-known the world-over among enthusiasts of Scandinavian ceramics. Thell deve...

This unique vase by Swedish ceramist Claes Thell possesses the kind of rough beauty for which he is well-known the world-over among enthusiasts of Scandinavian ceramics. Thell deve...

Set of 2 Luna Oak Trays by Applicata Dimensions: D 28 x W 28 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Smoked oak, black stained oak. Available in oak, smoked oak, and black stained oak finishes. Appl...

Set of 2 Luna Oak Trays by Applicata Dimensions: D 28 x W 28 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Oak, smoked oak. Available in oak, smoked oak, and black stained oak finishes. Applicata’s entire...

Maxi Luna Brass Candleholder and Tray by Applicata Dimensions: D 33 x W 33 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Brass, oak. Available in black or brass candleholders. The idea was to design a can...

Set of 2 Luna Oak Trays by Applicata Dimensions: D 28 x W 28 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Oak, black stained oak. Available in oak, smoked oak, and black stained oak finishes. Applicata’s...

Luna Brass Candleholder and Tray by Applicata Dimensions: D 27 x W 27 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Brass, oak. Available in black or brass candleholders. Available in the Maxi version. Th...

Maxi Luna Black Candleholder and Tray by Applicata Dimensions: D 33 x W 33 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Metal, oak. Available in black or brass candleholders. The idea was to design a can...

Luna Black Candleholder and Tray by Applicata Dimensions: D 27 x W 27 x H 3.7 cm Materials: Metal, oak. Available in black or brass candleholders. Available in the Maxi version. Th...

A sizeable mid-century stoneware vase. Impressed: Wallakra.

Elegant mid-century ceramic bowl by Carl-Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand, model SHX. This Swedish modernist piece features a rich, textured brown glaze with expressive brushstroke detai...

Lava bed serving plate by Kajsa Melchior. Fictive Erosion collection Dimensions: H: Approx. 4 cm Ø: Approx. 40 cm Materials: Sculpted in sand by pressau...

Set of 2 porcelain Amal cups by Sizar Alexis Year 2019 Dimensions: H 7.5cm, Ø 6.7cm and holds. 22cl and the saucer H 1.2cm and Ø 14.7cm. Porcelain. All pieces are signed. About Sizar Alexis Sizar Alexis is a Swedish-Iraqi product and furniture designer that experiments with objects that display serenity through geometrical shapes, while remaining robust in volume. His trademark style is built on creating objects bear a strong character, accomplished through the use of raw and imperfect surfaces in combination with a deep interest in Brutalism and the rich cultural and architectural heritage from ancient Mesopotamia. He uses the delicate character of noble materials juxtaposed with Brutalist angular shapes to create objects that stand the test of time. Background and history Sizar Alexis was born in Ankawa, just outside the city of Erbil in northern Iraq. His Chaldean roots puts his lineage in a straight line back to 5000 BC...

Pilier steel tray by Sizar Alexis Unique signed piece Dimensions: Length 35 x width 28 x height 4.5 cm Materials: Blackened steel, ox leather A series of boldly sculpted furnitures and objects, an appreciation of the raw metal feel and texture. The series is made in steel without any welds. Assembled by Sizar Alexis in Eskilstuna, Where various parts goes into one and another then locked in place by custom made threaded pins and nuts that looks like the supporting pillars. About Sizar Alexis Sizar Alexis is a Swedish-Iraqi product and furniture designer that experiments with objects that display serenity through geometrical shapes, while remaining robust in volume. His trademark style is built on creating objects bear a strong character, accomplished through the use of raw and imperfect surfaces in combination with a deep interest in Brutalism and the rich cultural and architectural heritage from ancient Mesopotamia. He uses the delicate character of noble materials juxtaposed with Brutalist angular shapes to create objects that stand the test of time. Background and history Sizar Alexis was born in Ankawa, just outside the city of Erbil in northern Iraq. His Chaldean roots puts his lineage in a straight line back to 5000 BC...

An argenta vase, Gustavsberg, Sweden, with silver overlay.

The shell vase is an impressive interior detail that can be used to create a focal point in the room. You can place it alone on a side table, shelf or windowsill, or use it as a beau...

Very beautiful ceramic vase designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane. The vase is made in Rörstrand, Sweden in 1950s. It is black with hints of brown in some places. The vase is in fine vint...

The shell vase is an impressive interior detail that can be used to create a focal point in the room. You can place it alone on a side table, shelf or windowsill, or use it as a beau...

A Set of 5 Art Glass Pieces designed in 1950s by Erik Hoglund (1932-1998) for the iconic Swedish glass factory Boda. Measures: Rectangular pieces 11 cm wide x 9 cm deep x 3 cm high, circular pieces 7 cm diameter x 3 cm high. Erik Höglund was studied at Konstfack in Stockholm, first decorative painting with Fritz Sjöström, then sculpture with Robert Nilsson and finally graphic design 1951-1952 with Harald Sallberg. Recruited by Erik Rosén, he was an associate designer at the Boda glassworks from 1953 to 1973 and, during this period, transformed Swedish art glass production by introducing new ideas about the appearance of glass products.. While in Boda, he also worked with pine, wrought iron and furniture. Later he also collaborated with other glassworks, such as Pukeberg, Lindshammar and Studioglas Strömbergshyttan. In 1968 he founded the design company Backström & Höglund Design AB together with the glass artist Monica Backström, with the mission to design furniture, household utensils and utensils for the public environment. Höglund was also a member of Vet Hut AB, which was founded in 1971 by ten designers from the Boda glassworks, in addition to the usual work: Erik Höglund, Monica Backström, Ann Wolff...

Vase designed by Gertrude Lönnegren for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1940s. Stoneware. Stamped. H: 14 cm / 5 1/2'' Diameter: 14 cm / 5 1/2''

Wonderful ceramic vase and bowl set by Carl-Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand. Sweden, 1950's Other ceramicists of the period include Berndt Friberg, Axel Salto, Arne Bang, Gunnar Nylu...

Dish designed by Pia Törnell “Pro Arte” for Rörstrand, Sweden, 1996. Porcelain. Signed. Dimensions: W: 29.5 cm / 11 3/5" D: 27.7 cm / 10 7/8" H: 5 cm ...

Vase designed by Per B. Sundberg for Orrefors, Sweden. 2003. Glass. Dimensions: H: 27 cm/ 10 2/3" D: 18 cm/ 7" Unique. Signed Orrefors 9454-87 Per B Sundberg. Per B. Sundberg grew up in Huddinge, south of Stockholm, where he early showed interest in creative expression, including in textile. Sundberg applied and was accepted to the pottery division at Capellagården in Vickleby 1983-85. In the years 1985-1992 he studied glass and ceramics at Konstfack in Stockholm, with a break in 1988 to study at the Pilchuck Glass School in Seattle. Per B Sundberg altered the course of Swedish design in the 1990s with the advent of new techniques and the creation of experimental ceramics...

Large floor vase designed by Gunnar Nylund. Rare model and the largest that was designed by Nylund and serially produced by Rörstrand during the 1950s. Rare polychrome glaze shifting...

This wheel-thrown stoneware vase by Berndt Friberg features a stout, thin neck and a smooth glaze in hues of pale blues and greys. It exemplifies Friberg’s refined craftsmanship and ...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

Yngve Blixt got his start producing souvenirs in the 1950s; by the end of his life he was a key member of a collective whose members included some of Sweden's most esteemed ceramists...

A pair of delicate glasses made by the Swedish glassmaking company Kungsholm during the Baroque period - late 17th Century.