Stunning lot of 3 square hollow dishes (presentation bowls) in stoneware from the famous Swedish manufacturer Deco Hälsingborg. Created by renowned designer Karl-Jörgen Svensson (KJS) in the 1960s-1970s, these modernist era pieces belong to the famous "Bari" collection.
They are presented here in their superb reactive two-tone color with intense shades of chocolate brown, honey, and burnt caramel. Each bowl features an elegantly rhythmic outer edge adorned with a geometric frieze of raised circles, a graphic signature of the Scandinavian design of the firm.
A distinctive tableware, perfect for your appetizers or starters on a chic mid-century table. [FEATURES] Origin: Hälsingborg, Sweden Designer: Karl-Jörgen Svensson (KJS) Collection: Bari Era: Vintage (1960s-1970s) Material: High-quality glazed stoneware [DIMENSIONS - SET OF 3 PIECES] To be added to your posting according to your measurements. Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
Glaze remains very shiny, intense colors, no cracks or chips. L: 18 W: 18 H: 5
Stunning lot of 3 square hollow dishes (presentation bowls) in stoneware from the famous Swedish manufacturer Deco Hälsingborg. Created by renowned designer Karl-Jörgen Svensson (KJS) in the 1960s-1970s, these modernist era pieces belong to the famous "Bari" collection.
They are presented here in their superb reactive two-tone color with intense shades of chocolate brown, honey, and burnt caramel. Each bowl features an elegantly rhythmic outer edge adorned with a geometric frieze of raised circles, a graphic signature of the Scandinavian design of the firm.
A distinctive tableware, perfect for your appetizers or starters on a chic mid-century table. [FEATURES] Origin: Hälsingborg, Sweden Designer: Karl-Jörgen Svensson (KJS) Collection: Bari Era: Vintage (1960s-1970s) Material: High-quality glazed stoneware [DIMENSIONS - SET OF 3 PIECES] To be added to your posting according to your measurements. Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
Glaze remains very shiny, intense colors, no cracks or chips. L: 18 W: 18 H: 5