■Product description Monami is a representative work of Marianne Westmann, who was the main designer of Rorstrand. Mon Amie means "lover" in French. A quality assurance mark called VDN is engraved on the back stamp. It indicates that it was manufactured between 1951 and 1973. Monami's coffee pots are scarce and less distributed than teapots . Even now, reprinted versions of Monami are still being manufactured, but they are made in Indonesia and the coffee pot is not being resold. This is Monami's original vintage product manufactured in Sweden.
Details Manufacturer: Rorstrand / Rorstrand Series: Mon Amie / Monami Designer: Marianne Westman Age: 1952-1973 Country of Origin: Sweden
One paint splatter can be seen on the back side of the lid and the right side of the spout. On the lid, black spots at the time of manufacture can be seen through the light. All are caused by the manufacturing process. It is a very beautiful beauty product (dead stock product) with no cutlery marks and no signs of use.
■ Size: Diameter 9.5cm Width 20cm (including spout and handle) Height 20cm
About Marianne Westman
Born in the Dalarna region in central Sweden, known for the 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.
