John Andersson
Large Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

2700,00 kr

Eruptive textures rise across a stoneware surface, finished in a matte glaze of milky-white, beige, and green. Crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, a ceramic workshop founded in 1909 in the clay-rich region of Höganäs, Sweden. This decorative pitcher reflects the studio’s evolution from modest earthenware beginnings to a modernist design vocabulary.

Stamped to the underside with the maker’s mark “A & J.” Presented in very good vintage condition. Additional pieces from the same series are available separately.

H25,5 cm

John Andersson
Large Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

2700,00 kr

Eruptive textures rise across a stoneware surface, finished in a matte glaze of milky-white, beige, and green. Crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, a ceramic workshop founded in 1909 in the clay-rich region of Höganäs, Sweden. This decorative pitcher reflects the studio’s evolution from modest earthenware beginnings to a modernist design vocabulary.

Stamped to the underside with the maker’s mark “A & J.” Presented in very good vintage condition. Additional pieces from the same series are available separately.

H25,5 cm

Eruptive textures rise across a stoneware surface, finished in a matte glaze of milky-white, beige, and green. Crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, a ceramic workshop founded in 1909 in the clay-rich region of Höganäs, Sweden. This decorative pitcher reflects the studio’s evolution from modest earthenware beginnings to a modernist…

John Andersson
Large Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

2700,00 kr

Eruptive textures rise across a stoneware surface, finished in a matte glaze of milky-white, beige, and green. Crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, a ceramic workshop founded in 1909 in the clay-rich region of Höganäs, Sweden. This decorative pitcher reflects the studio’s evolution from modest earthenware beginnings to a modernist design vocabulary.

Stamped to the underside with the maker’s mark “A & J.” Presented in very good vintage condition. Additional pieces from the same series are available separately.

H25,5 cm

Eruptive textures rise across a stoneware surface, finished in a matte glaze of milky-white, beige, and green. Crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, a ceramic workshop founded in 1909 in the clay-rich region of Höganäs, Sweden. This decorative pitcher reflects the studio’s evolution from modest earthenware beginnings to a modernist…

Eruptive textures rise across a stoneware surface, finished in a matte glaze of milky-white, beige, and green. Crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson (1900-1969) for Andersson & Johansson, a ceramic workshop founded in 1909 in the clay-rich region of Höganäs, Sweden. This decorative pitcher reflects the studio’s evolution from modest earthenware beginnings to a modernist design vocabulary.

Stamped to the underside with the maker’s mark “A & J.” Presented in very good vintage condition. Additional pieces from the same series are available separately.

H25,5 cm

John Andersson
Large Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

2700,00 kr