Elegant ceramic vase featuring a matte turquoise-blue glaze and white, stylised floral decoration in relief. The vase has a harmonious, rounded body with a narrow foot, softly curved shoulders and a short neck. The botanical ornamentation consists of flowers, leaves and long, flowing stems, while the neck is finished with a finely decorated border. Its refined design and subtle colour combination are characteristic of Swedish ceramics from the early 20th century. Marked on the underside.
Origin: Sweden.
Material: Glazed ceramic.
Dimensions: H. 14 cm, D. 7 cm.
Period: Circa 1900.
Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear.
Bio:
The Gustavsberg porcelain factory was founded in 1825 in Gustavsberg, near Stockholm, and developed into one of Sweden’s most important producers of porcelain and art ceramics. Around 1900, the factory’s artistic production was influenced by the Art Nouveau movement, featuring organic forms, botanical motifs and decorative glazing techniques. The factory collaborated with prominent ceramic artists, including Gunnar G Wennerberg and Josef Ekberg, who helped shape its artistic identity. Early Gustavsberg art ceramics remain highly sought after by collectors of Scandinavian ceramics.
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