Stig Lindberg's saucer-like aesthetics from the late 1950s, Lisa Larson's trumpet-playing gilded creation, and Hans Hedberg's Pollock-inspired eggs from the glassworks in Biot—these are just a few of the highlights in the collection of modern ceramics now presented by Stockholms Auktionsverk at Magasin 5. The big names in Scandinavian ceramics are all represented: Stig Lindberg, Wilhelm Kåge, Marianne Westman, Lisa Larson, Berndt Friberg, Gunnar Nylund, Hertha Hillfon, Ingrid Atterberg, and many more.
However, among the nearly 100 lots, it’s the rarer pieces that may truly catch your eye. Alongside Farsta pieces by Wilhelm Kåge, Stig Lindberg’s horse figurines, and Hertha Hillfon's "knäckebröd," you'll find a stunning emerald-green lidded urn by Anja Notini, a chamotte blowfish by Gunnar Nylund, and a teapot by Rut Bryk. And then there’s the Stig Lindberg vase with protruding rods on its body—arguably the most affordable piece in the theme collection, at least in advance.
Warmly welcome to Stockholms Auktionsverk at Magasin 5!
