Like two lighthouses in the history of Swedish porcelain, they stand tall – Gustavsberg and Rörstrand.
No further presentation or historical context is needed here. Instead, let us go straight to the treasures that Auktionshuset Kolonn has assembled.
Foremost among them is perhaps Signe Person-Melin’s coffee service in white and gold. These pieces stand in sharp contrast to the stoneware created in the mid-20th century by Stig Lindberg, Wilhelm Kåge, and Berndt Friberg. And if we travel further back in time, we encounter a pair of majolica-handled vases – made for the bourgeois salons, or why not for a highly contemporary interior?
Beyond these highlights, works by Gunnar Nylund, Olle Alberius, and Elsa Engeström also make their appearance. And soaring above it all, a Lisa Larson airplane comes in for landing.
