John Andersson
Small Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

1700,00 kr

Eruptive textures rise across earthenware, the surface alive with tactility. This small pitcher, crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson, reflects the experimenting nature of Swedish Modern design.

Founded in 1909 in Höganäs—a town shaped by centuries of ceramic production and rich clay beds—the manufacturer became renowned for transforming utilitarian stoneware into objects of considered form. Finished in a matte glaze of milky-white and beige, the piece balances raw materiality with composed refinement.

Stamped with maker’s mark “A&J” on base. Presented in very good vintage condition.

H9,5 cm

 

John Andersson
Small Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

1700,00 kr

Eruptive textures rise across earthenware, the surface alive with tactility. This small pitcher, crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson, reflects the experimenting nature of Swedish Modern design.

Founded in 1909 in Höganäs—a town shaped by centuries of ceramic production and rich clay beds—the manufacturer became renowned for transforming utilitarian stoneware into objects of considered form. Finished in a matte glaze of milky-white and beige, the piece balances raw materiality with composed refinement.

Stamped with maker’s mark “A&J” on base. Presented in very good vintage condition.

H9,5 cm

 

Eruptive textures rise across earthenware, the surface alive with tactility. This small pitcher, crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson, reflects the experimenting nature of Swedish Modern design. Founded in 1909 in Höganäs—a town shaped by centuries of ceramic production and rich clay beds—the manufacturer became renowned for transforming utilitarian stoneware into…

John Andersson
Small Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

1700,00 kr

Eruptive textures rise across earthenware, the surface alive with tactility. This small pitcher, crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson, reflects the experimenting nature of Swedish Modern design.

Founded in 1909 in Höganäs—a town shaped by centuries of ceramic production and rich clay beds—the manufacturer became renowned for transforming utilitarian stoneware into objects of considered form. Finished in a matte glaze of milky-white and beige, the piece balances raw materiality with composed refinement.

Stamped with maker’s mark “A&J” on base. Presented in very good vintage condition.

H9,5 cm

 

Eruptive textures rise across earthenware, the surface alive with tactility. This small pitcher, crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson, reflects the experimenting nature of Swedish Modern design. Founded in 1909 in Höganäs—a town shaped by centuries of ceramic production and rich clay beds—the manufacturer became renowned for transforming utilitarian stoneware into…

Eruptive textures rise across earthenware, the surface alive with tactility. This small pitcher, crafted by Swedish ceramicist John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson, reflects the experimenting nature of Swedish Modern design.

Founded in 1909 in Höganäs—a town shaped by centuries of ceramic production and rich clay beds—the manufacturer became renowned for transforming utilitarian stoneware into objects of considered form. Finished in a matte glaze of milky-white and beige, the piece balances raw materiality with composed refinement.

Stamped with maker’s mark “A&J” on base. Presented in very good vintage condition.

H9,5 cm

 

John Andersson
Small Swedish Modern Pitcher
C. 1940

1700,00 kr