Rörstrand Eva Plate, Sweden 1940s

Description

Manufacturer: RÖRSTRAND
Series: EVA
Era: Around the 1940s to 1950s
Country of manufacture: Sweden
Size: 24cm

Rörstrand is
Founded in Stockholm in 1726 as a purveyor to the Swedish royal family,
It is the second oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.
The name of the company's founding location originates from the fact that reeds grew abundantly along the shore of a clear lake.
In the 18th century, they adopted Delftware techniques.
Initially, they mainly manufactured phience (semi-porcelain),
They also began full-scale porcelain production in the 1770s.
By the end of the 19th century, it had grown into a large company employing approximately 1,000 people.
During the Art Nouveau period, it received high acclaim, including numerous international awards.

This is a plate from Rörstrand's EVA series.
The EVA series was a series that was mainly developed from the late 1940s to the 1950s.
It features a colorful floral pattern inspired by flowers.
Although it is a decoration using transfer printing,
It has a softness like a hand-drawn illustration,
It features a warm and homey design that is typical of Sweden at the time.

[Before purchasing]

It's a fairly old item that was used in a typical household,

Stains and signs of wear may be present.

Please understand that the aging process unique to vintage items is part of their character.

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.