Just Andersen
Art Deco Pewter Bowl
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Danish sculptor and silversmith Just Andersen (1884–1943) occupies a central place in Scandinavian design history. Celebrated for his refined, minimalist approach, Andersen worked in pewter, brass, bronze, and disco-metal—an alloy he invented and named after Disko Bay in his native Greenland. This footed pewter bowl, with its undulating silhouette and rich patina, exemplifies Andersen’s ability to merge classical form with modern simplicity.
Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and model number. In good vintage condition with a strong patina.
H10,5 D16 cm
Just Andersen
Art Deco Pewter Bowl
Sold Out
Danish sculptor and silversmith Just Andersen (1884–1943) occupies a central place in Scandinavian design history. Celebrated for his refined, minimalist approach, Andersen worked in pewter, brass, bronze, and disco-metal—an alloy he invented and named after Disko Bay in his native Greenland. This footed pewter bowl, with its undulating silhouette and rich patina, exemplifies Andersen’s ability to merge classical form with modern simplicity.
Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and model number. In good vintage condition with a strong patina.
H10,5 D16 cm
Danish sculptor and silversmith Just Andersen (1884–1943) occupies a central place in Scandinavian design history. Celebrated for his refined, minimalist approach, Andersen worked in pewter, brass, bronze, and disco-metal—an alloy he invented and named after Disko Bay in his native Greenland. This footed pewter bowl, with its undulating silhouette and rich patina, exemplifies Andersen’s ability…
Just Andersen
Art Deco Pewter Bowl
Sold Out
Danish sculptor and silversmith Just Andersen (1884–1943) occupies a central place in Scandinavian design history. Celebrated for his refined, minimalist approach, Andersen worked in pewter, brass, bronze, and disco-metal—an alloy he invented and named after Disko Bay in his native Greenland. This footed pewter bowl, with its undulating silhouette and rich patina, exemplifies Andersen’s ability to merge classical form with modern simplicity.
Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and model number. In good vintage condition with a strong patina.
H10,5 D16 cm
Danish sculptor and silversmith Just Andersen (1884–1943) occupies a central place in Scandinavian design history. Celebrated for his refined, minimalist approach, Andersen worked in pewter, brass, bronze, and disco-metal—an alloy he invented and named after Disko Bay in his native Greenland. This footed pewter bowl, with its undulating silhouette and rich patina, exemplifies Andersen’s ability…
Danish sculptor and silversmith Just Andersen (1884–1943) occupies a central place in Scandinavian design history. Celebrated for his refined, minimalist approach, Andersen worked in pewter, brass, bronze, and disco-metal—an alloy he invented and named after Disko Bay in his native Greenland. This footed pewter bowl, with its undulating silhouette and rich patina, exemplifies Andersen’s ability to merge classical form with modern simplicity.
Stamped to the underside with maker’s mark and model number. In good vintage condition with a strong patina.
H10,5 D16 cm