This is a masterpiece Silvia designed by Rorstrand, a long-established tableware manufacturer representing Sweden, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of its founding. The product form was designed by Marianne Westmann, who is famous for Monami, and the violet flower decoration was the company's designer. Sylvia Leuschovius performed it under her own name.
"250 ar Jubileumsservis" under the backstamp is Swedish for "250th anniversary tableware". Compared to other Rolstrand products, the stamp is more decorative and conveys the effort put into the anniversary model. As for the workmanship as a vessel, among the Rorstrand products of the 1970s, the luster of the glaze and the clearness of the pattern boasts a remarkably high quality, and you can see the pillar marks (marks) peculiar to Scandinavian tableware. It is a beautiful tableware with a high degree of perfection.
Details Manufacturer: Rörstrand Series: Slyvia Form Design: Marianne Westman Pattern Design: Sylvia Leuchovius Age: 1976-1982 Country of Origin: Sweden Condition: ★★★★★ ( 5: complete)
Although it is in perfect condition, it is offered at a bargain price because the lid is out of stock.
■ Size: Cup diameter 7.4cm Cup height 6.5cm Saucer diameter 13.2cm
About Marianne Westman
Marianne Westman ( Marianne Westman, 1928-2017 )
Born in the Dalarna region in central Sweden, known for its Dalarna Horse. In 1950, at the age of 22, he joined Rorstrand as a designer, and until 1971, he created many designs. It is said that she was initially reluctant to work as a designer for a major pottery manufacturer. It seems that he really wanted to open his own pottery workshop in his hometown of Dalarna. However, her monami pattern quickly became a representative design of Swedish mid-century. Westman 's works are characterized by many bohemian designs that are conscious of plants and freehand drawings.
About Silvia Leuschovius
Silvia Leuchovius ( Sylvia Leuchovius, 1915-2003)
Born in Småland, southern Sweden. Originally, he wanted to be a fashion designer and worked as a dressmaker, but at the age of 30, he studied art graphics at the University of Gothenburg in the southwest, and changed jobs to Rorstrand. Even within the company, he established himself as a unique artist who made a clear distinction from the mass production line, such as manufacturing ceramic plates and art works depicting still life paintings. Although he has a unique career as a designer, it is understood that he was given the highest evaluation within the company, such as being entrusted with the design of the 250th anniversary model of Rorstrand. Her porcelain motifs and background of the university she graduated from are in line with Lisa Larson, and she has a prominent presence in the Nordic art scene.
