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Click here to subscribeA polychrome glazed abstract figure of a bird with hand painted gray wings and blue glazed spots. Lisa L. impressed on the reverse side. Gustavsberg stickered. Artist: Lisa LarsonDimensions: 8.25"W x 10.75"H x 1.25"DManufacturer: GustavsbergCountry of Origin: SwedenCondition: Age related wear.
A Gustavsberg Argenta circular plate, circa 1930-50, designed by Wilhelm Kage, decorated in silver with fish against a mottled green ground, silver painted marks to base with numerals 1035, diameter 30cm, together with an Argenta circular tray, 1960s, decorated in silver with small scattered stylized petals, gold printed mark to base with numerals 1017, diameter 33cm.
A Gustavsberg Argenta square dish, circa 1930-50, designed by Wilhelm Kage, decorated in silver against a mottled green ground with a rampant lion, the rim with line detail, painted marks to base with numerals 1196, 21.5cm square, together with an Argenta rectangular vase, dated 1961, decorated in silver with a warship, inscribed 'WASA 1628', gold printed mark to base with original applied paper labels, height 18cm.
A Designhuset Swedish stoneware circular dish, circa 1980, designed by Carl Harry Stalhane, decorated in brown slip with a variety of foods, including chicken, fish, eggs, fruit and vegetables, blue printed marks to base, diameter 28cm, together with a Designhuset brown glazed cylindrical vase, height 19.5cm, a Gustavsberg stoneware vase, probably by Lisa Larson, height 38.5cm (fault), and an Italian pottery vase, height 11.5cm.
A green mottled glazed funnel form vase with black, blue, and amber speckles, and a ridged base. Gustavsberg stickered. Artist signed. Farsta impressed on the underside. Artist: Wilhelm KageIssued: 20th centuryDimensions: 4.5"W x 4.5"HManufacturer: GustavsbergCountry of Origin: SwedenAge related wear.
Two pairs of 20th Century Swedish studio art pottery bowls. The first by William Kage - Gustavsberg Argenia, numbered #1094-1, with a green ground glaze with silvered detailing, raised on small pedestal foot bases, marked to bases, Diam 10cm, the second by Upsala-Ekeby, Gefle, Red Rubin, design by Arthur Percy, Diam 8cm.
Stig Lindberg (1916-1982) Blå Husar breakfast service, designed for Gustavsberg in 1968, cobalt blue, including eight coffee cups and saucers, sugar bowl, eight plates 21cms, eight plates 18 cms, eight bowls 17 cms diameter, two jugs, butter dish and cover, two jam pots and covers, heat tile, a large rectangular serving dish 31 x 22 cms, medium rectangular serving dish 22 x 19 cms, eight egg cups, two circular dishes 24 cms diameter. (50)Condition ReportAll in very good condition.
Gustavsberg Schweden "Meles Meles (Dachs)"Entwurf Paul Hoff um 1970, bezeichnet "Meles Meles P. Hoff K-Studion Gustavsberg Sweden", Feinsteinzeug mit matter gesprenkelter Glasur, naturalistische Ausformung eines europäischen Dachses, guter Zustand, L 34 cm. Künstlerinfo: schwedischer Glas- und Keramikkünstler (geboren 1945 in Stockholm), arbeitete für Gustavsberg 1969-1974 und entwarf dort unter anderem eine Serie von gefährdeten Tieren. Quelle: Internet.
A William Smith & Co, Stafford Pottery oval wall plaque, relief moulded with a scene of Prometheus and the Eagle picked out in polychrome colours, damaged, width 25cm, together with a group of other wares to include an 18th Century Delftware dish, a Joseph Sewell, St Anthonys pottery Cream ware plate and a Gustavsberg Creamware plate with hand painted bird motif, largest 27cm, damaged. (6)
Roseville Pottery Assortment (13) items including Roseville #93, #147, #179, #123 and #1328 (all marked on underside), a Weller lily vase signed England on side, a Gustavsberg Argenta silver overlay lily vase, a pair of Gouda wine decanters, (3) vases and a bowl; together with an unmarked vase Property from: a Private Estate, Evanston, Illinois Height: 9 inches, Width: 9 inches, Diameter: 5 1/2 inches (largest) Condition: overall light wear consistent with age and normal use, no damage noted Disclaimers: surface and production inconsistencies typical of this form of art Category: Decorative Arts > Pottery & Porcelain Estimated Sale Time: 2:30 pm (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3Photograph #4Photograph #5Photograph #6Photograph #7
A Gustavsberg 'Argenta' stoneware bowl, 1930s, designed by Wilhelm Kåge, pattern no. 901, decorated with a silver dragonfish to a mottled-green ground, the inside of the bowl inlaid with ripples and centred by a starfish, stamped with factory marks to the base, 25cm diameter17.5cm high,together with an Upsala Ekeby stoneware charger,c.1940, designed by Einar Luterkort, depicting two stylised Art Deco dancers and a drummer in high relief, stamped with factory marks to the base, 33cm diameter (2)Condition ReportThe Argenta bowl with a crack to the side. With some scuffs to the base. The decoration in good order, with no perceived loss. The upsala plate in good order with some rubbing to the base. With a small firing defect to the underneath. With some general crackular to the glaze. Additional image uploaded. Ashley
Mari Simmulson (1911-2000) for Upsala Ekeby, Sweden. Round ceramic bowl with motif of a woman's face and flowers.Approximately from the 1960s.Model number 5008M.Marked.In perfect condition.Dimensions: Diameter 19.2 cm x Height 3.8 cm.Mari Simmulson is recognized as a prominent figure in the esteemed world of Swedish ceramic design during the 20th century. She played a key role as one of the leading designers for Gustavsberg and Upsala-Ekeby from the 1940s to the 1960s.
Two Gustavsberg Argenta Ware of Sweden Arts & Crafts design tapered vases decorated with black vertical and concentric lines on a green ground, shape no. 433 to the underside of one vase, 23cm and 24cm high, and a bowl by the same maker probably designed by Wilhelm Kage, decorated with overlaid fish to the front on green ground, 12cm high, all three with backstamps and original labels. (3)CONDITION REPORT: Top aperture misshapen to one tall vase, could be the design. Minor age-related staining and fading to the glaze on all.
Johan Tobias Sergel, 1740 – 1814 , nachAMOR UND PSYCHEHöhe: 46 cm.Verso mit Manufakturstempel.Schweden, Gustavsberg, um 1899.Die Darstellung bezieht sich auf eine Skulptur des schwedischen Bildhauers Sergel von 1787, welche in Carrara-Marmor gearbeitet ist und sich im Nationalmuseum in Stockholm befindet. Die vorliegende Ausführung in Biskuitporzellan gegossen. Minimal besch. (13802074) (13))
WILHELM KÅGE (1889-1960) FOR GUSTAVSBERGGroup of 'Argenta' ware, 1930-1952Stoneware decorated with silver appliqué and comprising; vase decorated with 'Leda and the Swan', green ground, date code for 1935, globular vase decorated with two fish on a green ground, date code for 1932, and a red glazed circular dish decorated with a mermaid, date code for 1952 and signed 'Kåge'; together with a Gustavsberg Kåge oval serving dish decorated with a mermaid and waves on a green ground, dated 1930 and signed Kåge.Tallest vase: 27 cm highOval dish: 40.2 cm wideAll with signed Gustavsberg. All except oval dish marked Argenta, with various numbers and anchor motifs.(4)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
STIG LINDBERG (1913-1982)Ensemble de sept céramiquesCréation circa 1950Edition GustavsbergCéramique émailléeSigné, estampille de l'éditeurH: 24cm. (9 7/16in.); D: 15cm.(5 7/8in.).A set of glazed ceramics by Stig Lindberg designed circa 1950 and edited by Gustavsberg.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
STIG LINDBERG (1916 Umea/Schweden - 1982 Terracina) SpringareKeramik mit Bemalung in Schwarz. 1961.25 x 28,6 x 13 cm.Unter dem Bauch mit Pinsel in Schwarz signiert "Stig L." und dem Künstlersignet.Hergestellt und herausgegeben von Gustavsberg Studio in Schweden.Der schwedische Keramiker und Designer fand 1936 mit gerade mal 20 Jahren Anstellung bei der bedeutenden Porzellanmanufaktur Gustavsberg bei Stockholm, zu deren Leiter der selbstbewußte junge Mann 1949 aufstieg. Neue, moderne Keramikserien wurden eingeführt , außerdem entwarf er innovative Gebrauchsgegenstände aus Kunststoff. In den Jahren 1957 bis 1972 unterrichtete Lindberg an der Kunsthochschule Konstfack und entwarf während dieser Jahre zahlreiche Designklassiker. Lindbergs vielseitiges Sortiment beinhaltet neben farbenfohen Textilien und Gebrauchsgegenständen auch Deko-Objekte aus Keramik und Porzellan sowie Schalen und Vasen mit zeitlosen, von der Natur inspirierten Mustern. Im Laufe seiner Karriere erhielt Lindberg zahlreiche Auszeichnungen, darunter die Goldmedaille der Mailänder Triennale.
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