Set Of 2 "marselis" Earthenware Bowls Nils Thorsson Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Nils Thorsson
Two fine earthenware bowls from the Marselis series, designed by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen. Square shape with rounded edges, one enamelled straw yellow and the other one brown, decorated with parallel broken lines in very slight relief. 1950's.
Perfect condition
Diameter 18cm
Signature MARSELIS with Nils Thorsson and Royal Copenhague monograms, numbered 2635
About...
Nils Thorsson (1898-1975)
Swedish-Danish ceramic artist and designer, Nils Johan Thorvald Thorsson has created a prolific work for ceramic manufacturer Royal Copenhagen. Thorsson was the most prolific designer in the factory, designing at least five of the company's best-known production lines, including Solberg (1930s); Marselis (Alumina, 1950s), an elegant but affordable line for everyday use; Tenera (1960s); Baca (1960s), with very detailed and complex relief patterns; and Diana (1970s). His work is often presented as an example of mid-century Danish modernism in the field of design and ceramics.
Perfect condition
Diameter 18cm
Signature MARSELIS with Nils Thorsson and Royal Copenhague monograms, numbered 2635
About...
Nils Thorsson (1898-1975)
Swedish-Danish ceramic artist and designer, Nils Johan Thorvald Thorsson has created a prolific work for ceramic manufacturer Royal Copenhagen. Thorsson was the most prolific designer in the factory, designing at least five of the company's best-known production lines, including Solberg (1930s); Marselis (Alumina, 1950s), an elegant but affordable line for everyday use; Tenera (1960s); Baca (1960s), with very detailed and complex relief patterns; and Diana (1970s). His work is often presented as an example of mid-century Danish modernism in the field of design and ceramics.
350 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Earthenware
Diameter: 18cm
Reference (ID): 692708
Availability: In stock
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