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This is a soup plate from the Anemon series by Rörstrand, a famous Swedish pottery company. It is a cute dish decorated with an anemone floral pattern. The Anemon series was only produced for a fairly short period, from 1965 to 1968. Considering the traditional background of the 1960s, when designs were pop and traditional wreath patterns were mainstream, the Anemon series was quite simple and unorthodox. After production was discontinued, it gradually became more popular, but to this day, the Anemon series has not been resold. Therefore, despite being a popular series, it can only be obtained on the vintage market.
Anemone has a weak brown glaze, so paint loss is likely to occur and cutlery marks are easily noticeable. Combined with the short production period, it is highly rare and those in good condition are gradually becoming less and less.
■Details Manufacturer: Rorstrand Designer: Marianne Westman Country of origin: Sweden Year: 1965-1968 Condition: ★★★☆☆ (3.5: Good condition)
This is a good product with no cracks, chips or crazing. It is in relatively good condition among Anemon products, but please note the cutlery marks. We have multiple items in stock. All items in stock are in the same condition as the photos. If you would like to check the individual condition, please contact us by chat or email.
■Size
Diameter 19cm Height 4.5cm
Marianne Westman
Marianne Westman ( Marianne Westman, 1928-2017 )
Born in the Dalarna region of central Sweden, known for Dalarna horses. In 1950, at the age of 22, he joined Rorstrand as a designer and remained there for 21 years until 1971. As the company's signboard designer, he has created numerous works and brought the masterpiece Mon Amie series to the world. Monami is a masterpiece of Scandinavian design from the mid-20th century, known as "mid-century," and is still loved around the world, with reprints still being produced . Westman's works are characterized by many designs that are conscious of plants and free-spirited patterns that appear to be drawn freehand.
