Re: Gustavsberg (Sweden)

by **denbydump** Sun 8 Jun - 16:07

My nice Stig dish 6 in diameter, slightly asymmetric.
Gustavsberg (Sweden) - Page 4 Stig0110

by Emil Brannstrom Mon 15 Sep - 8:18

It's painted by Eduard Berchslod.

Best regards
Emil

by **denbydump** Mon 15 Sep - 14:56

Thanks Emil, Nice to have someone with expert knowledge on Scandanavian pottery.

by **rocco** Fri 21 Nov - 15:55

Recent find: Lisa Larson horse (at least I think it is a horse ;-))
Marked with sticker and "Gustavsberg" stamp to the base.
9.5 cm high, 18 cm long.

Michael

Gustavsberg (Sweden) - Page 4 Lisa_l10

by **NaomiM** Mon 24 Nov - 12:10

rocco wrote:Recent find: Lisa Larson horse (at least I think it is a horse ;-))
Marked with sticker and "Gustavsberg" stamp to the base.
9.5 cm high, 18 cm long.

Michael

Apparently it's an armadillo. Another one online if you google "Lisa Larson Porcelain Armadillo For Gustavsberg"

by **dantheman** Mon 24 Nov - 13:26

I guess she had never seen one, going by that horse tail!

by **rocco** Mon 24 Nov - 16:55

Yes, found that armadillo too (quite optimistic prizing, btw).
But you don't usually see armadillos with horse tail, horse's mane or saddlecloth, so I would stick with horse...

Michael

by **22 Crawford St.** Tue 23 Dec - 18:57

From the earlier list the Mushroom mark = Marianne Preissler as decorator. Some minor scratches to the mirror but I'm not fussy. No damage otherwise.

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by **dantheman** Tue 23 Dec - 19:50

I haven't seen one of those before!
Is it rare?

by **22 Crawford St.** Tue 23 Dec - 20:20

I've been hoarding it for a while. They are not common, not seen one on ebay but I'm sure you an get one from Sweden if you really wanted one. Finding it undamaged is so nice.

I thought I would share some of my nicer things for Christmas. Gustavsberg (Sweden) - Page 4 910958

by **dantheman** Mon 9 Feb - 17:10

large faience bowl in the leaf pattern designed by Sig Lindberg and decorated by Franca Pugno

10 inches diameter and 5.25 inches tall

by **22 Crawford St.** Thu 21 May - 23:11

Fire, mud and people (1942)

About Gustavsberg porcelain, with among others Wilhelm Kage, Stig Lindberg and Berndt Friberg.

Excuse me if this has been posted before - Skip to the end.

http://www.filmarkivet.se/sv/Film/?movieid=35

by **22 Crawford St.** Sat 2 Apr - 16:17

Two old - two new

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by **dantheman** Sat 2 Apr - 17:30

kirkmodern wrote:....you probably didn't pay way too much as these pieces are going up and up in value as they are getting harder to find in good condition. Have a browse through ebay - there is very little Stig and most of the pieces coming up are chipped cracked or restored. If you paid top dollar, enjoy, they will be worth a lot more in a year! BTW - I don't think they are ashtrays, they are more likely to be little hors d'ouvres dishes.

22 Crawford St. wrote:Two old - two new

2 more required for display perfection

by **22 Crawford St.** Sat 2 Apr - 17:37

Hard to find (at reasonable prices) - averaging one every 1.5 years! Spectrum one sold on ebay for jaw-dropping price a while back. Kirks has some nice patterns there, as he posted earlier you can't pick and choose - just have to buy them when you see them.

by **dantheman** Sat 2 Apr - 17:40

I sold mine on ebay last year at an unreasonable price £113.00 which is odd because I bought it from a well know t.v expert the year before for £30.00

by Kevin H Sat 7 May - 10:29

A Berndt Friberg Vase from 1965

by Ross4130 Fri 20 May - 8:42

I recently bought these from a well known auction website, they are apparently from Kage's own estate sale. Has anybody seen anything similar before?

by **NaomiM** Fri 20 May - 11:26

Very nice. As far as I can determine, Wilhelm Kage had his own pottery. So if they came from his estate it means he bought them from Gustavsberg rather than made them himself.

by **denbydump** Fri 20 May - 12:43

He was art director at Gustavsberg from 1917-1949.
He designed the "Argenta" wares.

by Ross4130 Fri 20 May - 15:07

NaomiM wrote:Very nice. As far as I can determine, Wilhelm Kage had his own pottery. So if they came from his estate it means he bought them from Gustavsberg rather than made them himself.

Thanks for the info, I've been told that the red "G" pottery mark means they are test pieces do you know if this is true?

by **22 Crawford St.** Fri 20 May - 16:47

Yes they stand out Gustavsberg (Sweden) - Page 4 847164

Perhaps Emily or Kirk will know?

by **NaomiM** Fri 20 May - 18:01

denbydump wrote:He was art director at Gustavsberg from 1917-1949.
He designed the "Argenta" wares.

Interesting.
These plates have the 'hand' mark, so wouldn't they be by Stig Lindberg ? (Lindberg is the more collectable of the two). And they seem post WW2, after Kage.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stig_Lindberg

by **denbydump** Fri 20 May - 18:20

Stig worked under Kage from 1937-49. Maybe they were a gift.

by Ross4130 Fri 20 May - 18:44

I can't find any information on the auction they were bought from and I have searched the Internet for similar dishes with no luck.
Could they be a one off?

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