The Swedish America Line commissioned the M/S Stockholm in 1938. Ewald Dahlskog's remit was to design 147 square meters of marquetry for the interior of the ship, making it Dahlskog's most significant project. The plan was to depict life on five continents from a cultural-historical point of view. This particular pair of panels/doors includes motifs from the African continent. Images of the Benin bronzes, a series of exquisite, centuries-old brass and bronze sculptures made for the Kingdom of Benin, are featured prominently on one of the panels.

Dahlskog used a large number of types of wood to create the marquetry, going so far as to select the raw material and monitor the sawing of the veneer. Experienced Italian woodworking experts completed the highly skilled work.

Before the ship could be delivered in 1939, fire broke out on 19 December 1938, most likely an electrical fire. Although some of the ship’s interiors were saved, it was considered a loss and was finally scrapped. However, if the ship had been delivered as planned, it would most likely have been converted for military use during World War II, as was the fate of so many other passenger liners such as The Queen Elisabeth and The Queen Mary.

These panels were in the possession of Ewald Dahlskog and his descendants since 1938.

Dimensions: Each panel is 7’ 8” tall, 34.” across, and 1.5” in depth.

In original condition, gently cleaned and waxed.

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Additional documentation, including original correspondence, marquetry scheme for each panel.

Artist Ewald Dahlskog’s large ribbed body vase finished with a green apple glazed, created for Bo Fajans, Sweden circa 1940.

Height: 10.5“ Diameter: 11”

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Large Swedish Art Deco ceramic vase with a raised bold pattern in a golden glaze on a grayish blue background. Designed by Ewald Dahlskog for Bo Fajans, circa 1930’s. Height 17.5”, Diameter: 10”

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$4,500

Robert Johnson Washington (1913-1997), stoneware vessel with tapering form decorated with two female figures. Finished with an iron oxide or manganese glaze, impressed monogram 'RJW 65'.

Height: 21.5“ , Diameter: 5.5”

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A mid-century, hand built clay vase by David Lane (1929–2019), with a tapered neck and rectangular mouth. The vase has a textured, abstract "wasp waist" silhouette motif on two sides. The dark brown glaze boldly contrast to the richly glazed white body. Made at Abington Pottery Cambridge, UK, signed and dated 1968.

Height 12". Width: 6.25". Depth: 2"

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$3,500

A monumental ceramic bowl by British born ceramicist Carl Cunningham-Cole.  This piece is hand thrown and glazed in deep blue, white and gray.

H. 6.5", Dia: 24"

$3,750

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Marianne Westman richly glazed Scandinavian Modern, hand thrown vases. Made by the artist using chamotte clay for Rorstrand Ateljé. Made in Sweden, circa 1960’s.

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Height: 5.75” & 5.25”

Diameter: 5.25“. & 5”

Marianne Westman large & smaller hand thrown vases in a rich green glaze. Made using chamotte clay at Rorstrand Ateljé. Made in Sweden, circa 1960’s

Heights: 7:” 5.75” 5.25”

Diameters: 6” 5.25“ 5”

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Three Marianne Westman, spotted golden color glazed, hand thrown vases. Made by the artist using chamotte clay for Rorstrand Ateljé. Signed on the bottom, made in Sweden, circa 1960’s.

Height: 10” Diameter: 5” & Height: 5.25” Diameter: 5.25”

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A Marianne Westman, cone shaped vase with spotted golden colored glaze. Hand thrown by the artist using chamotte clay and produced at Rorstrand Studio circa 1960’s Signed on the bottom.

Height: 9.5” Diameter: 8”

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MARIANNE WESTMAN hand thrown stoneware bowl with flared edge and a spiral with green glaze inside. Exterior is partially glazed and accented with a series of dripping points. Made at Rörstrand Ateljé, Sweden circa 1960, signed.

Diameter: 11.5” Height: 3”

$2,250

Marianne Westman unique "spiral" bowl and tall vase. The bowl features a variety of under and over glazes which puddle in the artist’s finger groves. The vase surface shows a controlled flow of glazes. Made at Rörstrand Ateljé, Sweden circa 1960, signed.

Bowl Diameter: 7” Height: 1.75”

Vase Height: 9” Diameter: 3”

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A large glazed stoneware vase and a small dish which features a spiral form with green glaze, designed and hand made by Marianne Westman for Rorstrand Atelje, signed on bottom..

Vase - Height: 8.5“. Diameter: 6.5“

Dish - Diameter; 7.25‘. Height: 2

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MARIANNE WESTMAN hand thrown stoneware bowl and bud vase finished with multiple glazes to optimal affect. The exterior and bottom edges on both pieces is partially glazed and accented with a series of dripping points. Made at Rörstrand Ateljé, Sweden circa 1960, signed.

Vase diameter: 6” Height: 3”

Bowl diameter 8” Height: 3.5”

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3 Marianne Westman cylindrical hand built and masterfully glazed vases made at Rorstrand Studio, Sweden,1960’s.

Height: 9”. Diameter: 3”

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Marianne Westman large unique hand thrown bowl / vase. Her studio pieces were often minimalist forms but treated with experimental glazes and complex techniques to brilliant affect . Made at Rorstrand Studio, Sweden 1960’s.

Height: 6“ Diameter: 9.5”

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A group of 3 Einar Lynge-Ahlberg. unique studio vases produced at Rorstrand, Sweden circa 1950’s. Each has is hand decorated and glazed by the artist, and signed on the bottom. Lynge-Ahlberg was also a painter and was know for his brilliant use of geometry.

Brown vase - H: 16.25” x 4” x 4”

Blue vase - H: 10.75”, Dia: 3.5”

Green on brown - H: 9” x 2.25” x 2.25”

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2 Einar Lynge-Ahlberg. unique studio vases for Rorstrand, Sweden circa 1950’s. Each has is hand decorated and glazed by the artist, and signed on the bottom. Lynge-Ahlberg was also a painter and was know for his brilliant use of geometry.

Brown vase - H: 9” x 2.25” x 2.25”

Blue vase - H: 4.5”, Dia: 3.75”

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Two Einar Lynge-Ahlberg unique studio vases produced at Rorstrand, Sweden circa 1950’s. Each is hand decorated and glazed by the artist, and signed on the bottom. Lynge-Ahlberg was also a painter and was know for his brilliant use of geometry. His ceramics are part of the permanent collection of. the Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche in Faenza, Italy.

Blue vase = 9.5” tall, Brown vase = 10'“ tall

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A ceramic vase with an abstract leaf pattern in a mottled green glaze with highlights in blue. Designed by Einar Lynge-Ahlberg for Rorstrand Studio, , Sweden, circa 1950

Height: 10.5“, Diameter: 3“

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Group of 3, Annikki Hovisaari "Runko" vases with horizontal lines raised on a dark blue and gray glazed. Made for for Arabia, Finland, 1960.

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$1,750, $1,150. & $750

Danish artist and ceramics Mette Doller created this “surrealist” vase in her own studio in 1947. It features a variety of surface treatments as in unglazed “spikes” and channels which glazes have streamed down. Signed on the bottom and dated 1947.

Height: 11”, Diameter: 8”

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$2,250

Hand thrown ceramic French mid-century vase from Les Potiers d’Accolay with an almost organic form. Beautiful glazed with richly colored speckled glaze.

H: 10.75” “ Width: 6“ Depth: 5.5”

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$1,750

BO SCULLMAN unique vase in stoneware from his own workshop, glazed in black with yellow and blue decorations, Signed on bottom “Bo Scullman”. circa 1990

Height: 10” , diameter 6”

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$1,750

BO SCULLMAN unique vase in stoneware from his own workshop, glazed in muted turquoise and violet glazes, Signed on bottom “Bo Scullman”. circa 1990

Height: 11” , diameter 7”

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$2,250

Ovar Nilsson textured, richly glazed, hand built stoneware vase, made at his studio, Krukmakaren, Höganäs, Sweden, circa 1960’s. Signed on bottom

Height: 11”, Width: 7”, Depth: 3.5”

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A hand thrown and glaze ceramic vase created by Brigit Billby (b. 1931) in Sweden. Produced at her studio in Torö, Nynäsham, Sweden

Height: 8" Width: 6" Depth: 4.5"

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Icelandic artist, designer Gudmunder Einarsson vase made from Chamotte clay is highly textured surface over a bulbous cone shape. The over glaze is a blue/green and gray coloration. Made circa 1950 at Einarsson's own ceramic studio "Listvinahúsið", signed “EG Island” (Iceland) and a scratched mountain range on the bottom.
Height: 8.5” Diameter: 6“

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$1,500

Valentina Modig-Manuel created turquoise ceramic vase, from 1952, produced at Studio Keramos, Finland, signed “WC 52’ .

Height: 8.5” Diameter: 4”

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$1875

Scandinavian Modern ox-blood glaze hand thrown footed bowl by Friedl Kjellberg for Arabia, Finland. 1950's Signed on bottom

Diameter 10.5“ Height: 2.5 “

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Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg mid-century modern stoneware plate glazed deep red and vibrant blue made for Arabia, Finland. Kjellberg's design style has been characterized as 'modern classicism'; based on tradition, but tempered by clean simplicity. She is known to have been inspired and influenced throughout her life by the methods and shapes of Chinese ceramics.

Diameter 8”, Height: 1.75”

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$1,750

Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg hand throw ceramic bowl for Arabia Studio, Finland circa 1960.0with the outer body glazed in a Siena yellow, the inner part in deep blues and torquiest green.

Diameter: 9.75” Height: 1.5”

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Two Annikki Hovisaari, hand thrown partially glazed vases in blue and turquoise. A Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg bowl also for Arabia with blue, turquoise and golden color glazes. Made in Finland, 1960’s

Vases - Heights: 11.25”, & 11”, Diameters: 5.25” & 3.5”

Bowl - Diameter: 9.75” Height: 1.5”

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Annikki Hovisaari unique tall ceramic vase in green and yellow glazes. Made for Arabia, Finland 1960's.

Height 14" Width 3"

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Anniki Hovisaari unique vase glazed in matte mediterranean blue and teal with spots of pale blue ceramic vase. Made for Arabia, Finland 1960's.

Height 10 1/4" Width 2 3/4"

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Liisa Hallamaa unique stoneware pair of candlestick with semi gloss brown and matte blue glaze, 1950s-60s. Incised on bottom "LH ARABIA.


Height 7 1/4" Width 2 3/4"

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Liisa Hallamaa beautiful proportioned ceramic vase in smokey colored glazes, made at Arabia, Finland 1960.

Height: 8“ Diameter: 3.5“

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Francesca Mascitti-Lindh hand thrown stoneware dish with a stunning mix of glazes, aquamarine blue and turquoise with deep purple. Made at Arabia, Finland circa late 1960.s

Diameter 8.75", Height: 1"

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Francesca Mascitti-Lindh hand thrown stoneware vase with mixed glazes of aquamarine blue and turquoise with deep green. Made at Arabia, Finland circa late 1960.s

Height: 10” Diameter: 6.5”

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$2,500

Liisa Hallamaa richly glazed stoneware bowl, Arabia, Finland 1950-60s.

Diameter: 7.5”, Height: 3.5”

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A large, vibrantly glazed hand thrown bowl by Francesca Mascitti-Lindh for Arabia. Finland, circa 1960s. Signed on bottom.

Diameter: 12“ Height: “2

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$2,500

A hand thrown and glazed ceramic vessel with foot, by Francesca Mascitti-Lindh, for Arabia, Finland, circa 1960.

Diameter: 8.5” Height: 4.5”

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$2,250

A speckled, glazed, hand thrown bowl by Francesca Mascitti-Lindh for Arabia. Finland, circa 1960s. Signed on bottom.

Diameter: 10.5“ Height: “2.5

$1,750

Made by Hungarian born Gustav and his Swedish wife Ulla, hand thrown and glazed ceramic bowl, dated 1976. These artists are know for their sublime forms and expressive glaze techniques.

Diameter: 10.5“ Height: 4.5“

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$2,750

A large hand thrown and decorated ceramic bowl with a blue body and overlayed with a darker blue design. Created by famed British ceramicist Kenneth Clark. Made at his studio “Kenneth Clark Pottery”.

Length: 29.5“ Width: 16.25”. Depth: 4.5”

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$3,000

Vicke Lindstrand cone shaped spotted ceramic vase in hand decorated with blue spots on a white glazed body. Made by Lindstrand while at Upsala Ekeby, Sweden 1950’s.

Height: 8.25“ Diameter: 4.25“

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$1,750

A hand thrown vase by Daish artists Helge Østerberg with a spiral shape accented with recessed circles. The form is sympathetically glazed in a deep blue and bronze colors. Signed on bottom “Denmark” and the first letter of his name “Ø” and the creation year “51”.

Height: 5“ Diameter: 5”

$975

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Beautifully glaze vase by designer Vicke Lindstrand made during his time short time at Upsala Ekeby, circa 1940.

Height: 7.5", Diameter: 5"

$1,750

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Gertrud Lonegren textured vase with bands of horizontal patterns in neutral blue and green. This studio piece was created at Rorstrand between 1937-42.

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$2,750

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Large Scandinavian modern luster glazed ceramic vase with floral motif on a marbleized ground. Made by Arabia Oy, Helsinki, Finland. Designed by Thure Öberg, signed on bottom "J.Ö. 1920".

Height: 13", Diameter: 6"

$2,250

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A tall Scandinavian Modern ceramic studio vase and bowl by designer Signe Persson-Melin. Both pieces have unglazed surfaces while the interiors have a shiny dark glaze.

Vase - Height: 12.25" Diameter: 7"

Bowl - Height: 3.5", Diameter:10.75"

$1,150 each

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Unique hand built ceramic bowl by Bengt Berglund with a mottled green and blue glazes on the interior and brown grooves on the exterior side. Made by Gustavsterg, Sweden circa 1960's.

Diameter approximately: 12”, Height: 4.75 in;

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$1,750

Two unique hand built ceramic bowls by Bengt Berglund with a mottled green and blue glazes on the interior and impressed patterns on the exterior side. Made by Gustavsterg, Sweden circa 1960's.

Diameter approximately: Diameter: 8.5”, Height: 4”

Diameter approximately: Diameter 6.25”, Height: 3”

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$1,750

Birgitta Watz unique stoneware bowl for thick textures body in brown and a vibrant mottled blue glaze interior. A dramatic red band adorns on of the inner walls. Made at Röstrand Studio, Sweden, circa 2000.

Diameter 12”. Height: 5.5”

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$1,750

Stig Lindberg finely crafted small unique studio bow. The lightly textured surface is enhanced by an assemblage of glazes which range from deep red, turquoise, heather and celery green. Created at Gustavsberg, Sweden 1971.

Diameter: 5.5“ Height: 3”

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$2,250

Stig Lindberg hand thrown dish with deep red and blue glazes.. Made at Gustavsberg, Sweden, circa 1970. Sighed on bottom.

Diameter: 8” Height: 2”

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$2,500

A unique stoneware bowl, hand throw by the artist, Stig Lindberg at Gustavsberg Studio, in Sweden. Lindberg addition of an underglaze in colors of Apatite and neon blue Apatite. Signed on the bottom with a date of “75:

Diameter: 6.25” Height” 2.25”

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A unique Scandinavian Modern ceramic studio charger by Stig Lindberg for Gustavsberg. Signed and dated 1980.

Diameter: 16.5", Height: 1.5",

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$3,250

Stig Lindberg unique grail shaped object in a plum / purple glaze. This object consist of an extremely refined cup shape resting upon nicely proportioned cylindrical form, a classic Lindberg arrangement. Made at Gustavsberg Studio, Sweden.

Height: 6.5”

$2.250

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A large hand thrown and glazed Stig Lindberg stoneware dish created at Gustavsberg Studio, 1956-57. Signed on the bottom.

Diameter 16” Height 1.75”

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A large unique studio bowl by Britt-Louise Sundell for Gustavsberg, Sweden. The bowl has a jade colored glaze and is detail in dark blue-black flowers. Signed on the bottom, circa 1960’s.

Diameter: 13”, Height: 5”

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$2,750

Gertrud Bage unique, double glazed ceramic stoneware bow in blues and greens. Signed and label on bottom. Produced in Stockholm, Sweden, circa 1990-2000.

Diameter: 13.75’ Height: 2.5”

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$2,250

A large Carl-Harry Stålhane blue glazed ceramic bowl with subtle radiating lines on the inside. Hand thrown by Stålhane at the Rorstrand Ateljé circa 1960’s. Signed on the bottom.

Diameter: 15.25” , , Height: 3”

$2250

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Two hand decorated ceramic vases by Edward Hald circa 1920’s. Hold used blue and black glazes on white bodies to create abstract and geometric patterns, Produce by Rorstrand 1920’s, Sweden

Heights: 11” & 10.5” Diameter of round vase: 5.5”

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$4,500

A Swedish art nouveau sgraffito vase in blues designed by Gunnar Wennerberg for Gustavsberg, 1905.

Height: 11”

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$1,750

A ceramic vase by Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg with a spiral vine motif. This is a rare and very early piece dated 1902,

Height 9"  Diameter 6"

$1,750

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A small hand decorated vase by Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg, Sweden. Glazed in a deep blue and adorned with flowers and leaves. Signed on bottom and dated 1927.

Height: 5”. Diameter: 4.5”

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$600

An early Swedish Art Deco ceramic vase in blue glazes decorated with grapes or berries. Made by Upsala Ekeby.

Height: 8.5” Diameter: 6”

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$1,150

A large Scandinavian Modern hand textured ceramic vase with a light green glaze over a brown clay body. Made by Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, Sweden circa 1950

Height: 17" Diameter: 13"

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$3,750

An Ewald Dahlskog footed glazed pale blue vase with raised pattern. Signed on bottom “ED” with makers mark for Bo Fajans. Made in Sweden circa late 1930’s.

Height: 8” Diameter: 4.25”

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$1,150

Swedish artist and master ceramicist Ewald Dahlskog low relief vase with a deep golden glaze. The gentle spiral line follows the vase’s form leading from the gently slopped foot. Hand made by Dahlskog at Bo Fajans, Pottery, late 1930’s Sweden.

Height: 6.25” Diameter: 3.5”

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$1.150

Swedish Art Deco with soft fabric like folds by Ewald Dahlskog, for Bo Fajans. Signed on bottom, made circa 1930’s.

Height: 6”, Diameter: 4”

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$1,050

Scandinavian modern ceramic bowl in the form of a seashell in pale neutral colors. Designed by Ewald Dahlskog for Bo Fajans, Sweden, circa 1930’s.

Length: 13.5“ Width: 8.5“ Height: 4“

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$1,750

Scandinavian modern ceramic bowls in the form of a seashells in green, blue and pink. Designed by Ewald Dahlskog for Bo Fajans, Sweden, circa 1939.

Length: 8“ Width: 5“ Height: 3.5“

Length: 8“ Width: 5“ Height: 3“

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Swedish art deco vase by artist Ewald Dahlskog in a soft green glaze produced at Bo Fajans.

Dimension range 19" High, 8" Diameter

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$1,500

2 Swedish art deco ceramic vases in rich yellow crackle glaze by artist Ewald Dahlskog produced at Bo Fajans circa 1930’s

Heights: 19.5. & , 9"

Diameters: 8” & 6”

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$2,250

Swedish art deco vase by artist Ewald Dahlskog in a soft green glaze produced at Bo Fajans.

Dimension range 19" High, 8" Diameter

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$1,500

An elegant Ewald Dahlskog vase in blue glaze for Bo Fajans, Sweden, circa 1930's.

Height: 8.5” Diameter: 3”

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Eva Jancke-Björk designed for Bo Fajans from 1925-1956 in that firm’s golden years. This vase is a fine example of her form design and in turn excellent glazing choice. This vase was produced during the early 1940’s.

Height: 8” Diameter: 7”

$1,500 each

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Gösta Boberg designed, tall elegant ceramic vase in iron blue glaze for Bo Fajans, Sweden 1940.

Height: 11.5”, Diameter 5”

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Carl-Harry Stalhane large unique vase with an abstract design over a slightly oval form. Made for Designhuset, Sweden, circa 1960.

Height: 8.75” Diameter: 8.25”

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$3,000

Two Carl-Harry Stalhane textured studio vases / bowls, with engraved patterns. Multi-colored glazes heighten the textures and forms. Made at Rorstrand Studio, 1960.

Piece A, 8.5” x 8”, Height: 4.75” = $1,875

Piece B, 8.5” x 6”, Height: 5.5” = $1,750

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Two Britt-Louise Sundell "Spiral" bowls made from hand thrown stoneware. The spiral lines were created by engraving through the surface glaze just before kiln firing. The surface also was treated with additional substance perhaps sand, to create a highly textured surface. Made at Gustavsberg Studio, Sweden, 1960.

Diameter: 12.25” x Height: 3.5”

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Three "Kreta" pieces by Britt-Louise Sundell, for Gustavsberg made of charmotte clay. Made in Sweden circa 1950's.

Diameter 11.75", height: 2” - $1150

Height; 10", Diameter: 8.5" - $1,500

Height: 15.5” Diameter 7” - $1,750

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Britt-Louise Sundell spherical shaped vase hand thrown in chamotte clay and fired with an earthy brown and blue glaze. Made for Gustavsberg, circa 1960.

Height: 7.5" Diameter: 8"

$1,750

Two Britt Louise Sundell "Nemes” vases made from chamotte clay with gives these pieces their highly textured surfaces. Glazed in a variety of subtle colors which enhance the forms and surfaces. Made at Gustavsberg, Sweden circa 1955-1960.

Heights: 7” & 5.75”

Diameters: 4.25” & 4”

$2,400 for both.

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Two, Britt-Louise Sundell chamotte clay vases in dark brown-black glazes and detailed in horizontal engraved bands. Made at Gustavsberg, Sweden, circa 1960.

Height 9” Diameter: 4.5” = $1,500

Height: 6” Diameter: 5.5” = $1,500

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A Britt-Louise Sundell, stoneware vase from Gustavsberg studio with a highly textured surface and earthy neutral glazes.

Height 9.75”

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$1,500

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A cylinder shaped vase by Britt-Louise Sundell for Gustavsberg, circa 1960. The vase has a highly textured surface with and horizontal lines.

Height: 6.5" Diameter: 6"

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$1,500

A Scandinavian modern studio bowl and vase by Britt-Louise Sundell for Gustavsberg circa 1960. These pieces are highly textured with horizontal grooves, circles and glazed in earthy, neutral colors and a deep blue inside the bowl.

Bowl: Height: 5",  Diameter; 8.25"

Vase: Height: 11” Diameter: 4.25”

$1,500 each

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A Scandinavian modern studio vase by Britt-Louise Sundell for Gustavsberg circa 1960. The vase has a highly textured surface with horizontal grooves, circles and glazed in earthy, neutral colors and a deep blue glaze inside. Signed on the bottom with “BS, G and a hand” signify a hand made piece.

Vase: Height: 14” Diameter: 4.5”

$1,750

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Vilhelm Bjerke-Petersen stoneware vase Rörstrand, Sweden signed, 1951-52

Group of 3 Rorstrand ceramic pieces in black and blue with abstract designs by Vilhelm Berke Petersen.

Petersen studied under artists Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky at Bauhaus Dessau from 1930-1931.

Height: 15.75" Diameter: 5" - $1,750

Height: 3". Diameter{ 6.5”. - $875

Height: 6”, Diameter: 4” - $975

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Vilhelm Bjerke-Petersen stoneware multifaceted vase in an oxblood red glaze. Made for Rorstrand, Sweden circa 1950's

Height: 10.5“, Width: 4“, Depth: 3.5“

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Vilhelm Bjerke-Petersen stoneware bowl with surrealist design, Rörstrand 1952

Height: 5.25". Diameter: 7"

Swedish born sculpture and ceramist  Hans Hedberg was famous for spectacular glazes over simple ceramic forms. This vase has a speckled salmon pink glaze with undertones of jade gray.

H: 8.25", Dia: 2"

$750

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Swedish art deco hand decorated porcelain vase depicting sail boats on water, landscape and a sky with clouds all in black and white. Designed by Algot Ericsson circa 1915-1919. at A.L.P.

Height: 12.5", Diameter: 5.5".

$2,250

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A Swedish Grace, footed bowl with hand etched ring with various patterns including stars. The hand blown glass is an aquamarine blue in color, with a green tinge much like Blue Zircon. Overall very good condition with minor defects.

Height: 8.5“ Diameter: 9.5“

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$1,150

A very large Scandinavian Modern Rorstrand studio bowl or platter by Bertil Lundgren with a cobalt and earthy brown glaze. Signed on the bottom.

Diameter: 24.75", Height: 3"

$3,750

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