This spherical vase features a "lava" glaze, with a speckled faience tin oxide appearance of deep brown and copper verdigree tones
Ewald Dahlskog (1894-1950) was an acclaimed Swedish artist from the early 20th century. Dahlskog's artistic mediums included painting, glass, woodwork, as well as ceramics. Dahlskog worked at Kosta Boda developing his skills with glassware where he had his art exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. He later moved on to Bo Fajans to focus on ceramics until his death
Producer: Bobergs Fajansfabrik AB (Företag) 1874-1967
Model: D95Lava
Height from top of handle 9.5"
Circumference at widest 24.5", diameter 9"
Note: tiny natural manufacturer's irregularity shown in last image
Taxes included
This spherical vase features a "lava" glaze, with a speckled faience tin oxide appearance of deep brown and copper verdigree tones
Ewald Dahlskog (1894-1950) was an acclaimed Swedish artist from the early 20th century. Dahlskog's artistic mediums included painting, glass, woodwork, as well as ceramics. Dahlskog worked at Kosta Boda developing his skills with glassware where he had his art exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. He later moved on to Bo Fajans to focus on ceramics until his death
Producer: Bobergs Fajansfabrik AB (Företag) 1874-1967
Model: D95Lava
Height from top of handle 9.5"
Circumference at widest 24.5", diameter 9"
Note: tiny natural manufacturer's irregularity shown in last image
Taxes included
