Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand Handled Vase Stoneware Jug 10" Mottled White Glaze
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Modernist Swedish Pottery Jug or Handled Vase by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand Up for auction is an elegant 1950s jug or handled vase designed by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand. Gunnar Nylund (1904-1997) Ceramist Gunnar Nylund was equally active in Sweden and in Denmark but is best known for his work at Rörstrand. He was trained as an architect in Copenhagen in the 1920’s, but his greatest influences in the early years were his parents, his mother a Danish ceramist and his father a Finnish painter and sculptor. After 5 years at Bing & Gröndahl in Copenhagen he started his own workshop, Saxbo, together with Danish ceramist Natahalie Krebs.Nylund experimented with forms, Krebs with glazes. After an exhibition in Stockholm 1930, Gunnar Nylund was discovered by Rörstand and remained with this firm as one of its leading designers until 1958. In later years he worked on a freelance basis for both Rörstrand and Strombergshyttan. It measures just under 10" with a canted lip and smoothly applied handle. The pottery features a mottled white glaze with speckles of cream and gray. The glaze extends to the inside of the mouth. Front view: Rear view: The vase is incised by hand on the base with: R [for Rörstrand], three crowns, Sweden, and G.N. Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no damage. See more works by this highly collectible Swedish
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