John Andersson
Swedish Modern Pitcher no. 1
C. 1940
2300,00 kr
Organic and sculptural, this earthenware pitcher was designed by John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, in Sweden. Its irregular, heavily textured surface and chalky white glaze evoke weathered stone, cracked earth, and forms shaped by nature.
The generous rounded body is balanced by a distinctive loop handle and short, softly ridged neck, giving the piece a primitive yet refined presence. An expressive example of early Swedish Modern ceramics, it captures Andersson’s interest in raw materiality, organic form, and the beauty of imperfection.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Marked with product nr. A1458/3B and “A&J Höganäs” on the base.
H19 cm
John Andersson
Swedish Modern Pitcher no. 1
C. 1940
2300,00 kr
Organic and sculptural, this earthenware pitcher was designed by John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, in Sweden. Its irregular, heavily textured surface and chalky white glaze evoke weathered stone, cracked earth, and forms shaped by nature.
The generous rounded body is balanced by a distinctive loop handle and short, softly ridged neck, giving the piece a primitive yet refined presence. An expressive example of early Swedish Modern ceramics, it captures Andersson’s interest in raw materiality, organic form, and the beauty of imperfection.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Marked with product nr. A1458/3B and “A&J Höganäs” on the base.
H19 cm
Organic and sculptural, this earthenware pitcher was designed by John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, in Sweden. Its irregular, heavily textured surface and chalky white glaze evoke weathered stone, cracked earth, and forms shaped by nature. The generous rounded body is balanced by a distinctive loop handle and short, softly ridged neck, giving…
John Andersson
Swedish Modern Pitcher no. 1
C. 1940
2300,00 kr
Organic and sculptural, this earthenware pitcher was designed by John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, in Sweden. Its irregular, heavily textured surface and chalky white glaze evoke weathered stone, cracked earth, and forms shaped by nature.
The generous rounded body is balanced by a distinctive loop handle and short, softly ridged neck, giving the piece a primitive yet refined presence. An expressive example of early Swedish Modern ceramics, it captures Andersson’s interest in raw materiality, organic form, and the beauty of imperfection.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Marked with product nr. A1458/3B and “A&J Höganäs” on the base.
H19 cm
Organic and sculptural, this earthenware pitcher was designed by John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, in Sweden. Its irregular, heavily textured surface and chalky white glaze evoke weathered stone, cracked earth, and forms shaped by nature. The generous rounded body is balanced by a distinctive loop handle and short, softly ridged neck, giving…
Organic and sculptural, this earthenware pitcher was designed by John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, in Sweden. Its irregular, heavily textured surface and chalky white glaze evoke weathered stone, cracked earth, and forms shaped by nature.
The generous rounded body is balanced by a distinctive loop handle and short, softly ridged neck, giving the piece a primitive yet refined presence. An expressive example of early Swedish Modern ceramics, it captures Andersson’s interest in raw materiality, organic form, and the beauty of imperfection.
Presented in very good vintage condition. Marked with product nr. A1458/3B and “A&J Höganäs” on the base.
H19 cm
John Andersson
Swedish Modern Pitcher no. 1
C. 1940
2300,00 kr