Gustavsberg Plate, Sweden 1940s
¥4,400
1 in stock
Description
Manufacturer: Gustavsberg
Series: Cermona
Author: Wilhelm Kåge
Year: 1940s
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Size: 17.5cm
[About Gustavsberg]
Founded in the 1820s near Stockholm
This is a leading ceramics manufacturer in Sweden.
The first firing of the kiln is believed to have taken place in the late 1820s (around 1827).
In the 19th century, practical pottery was produced.
The 20th century saw them gaining fame for their art and tableware.
Art director Wilhelm Kåge (1917–49) and
During the time of Stig Lindberg (1949–),
Numerous masterpieces that have left their mark on the history of Scandinavian design have been created there.
Even today, a museum and small workshops remain on the former factory site.
The tradition is being passed down.
[Before purchasing]
It's a fairly old item that was used in a typical household,
There is some age-related deterioration typical of vintage items.
Unless there are chips or other imperfections, we consider them to be part of the character of the wood, like the annual rings, and do not specifically mention them.
Please check the condition in the photos.
*For environmental reasons and cost reduction, the packaging will be as follows:
We will be using recycled cardboard and waste paper.













