Stor Kristian Vedel melamin peberkværn Keramik
$350.00
Description
Stor Kristian Vedel melamin peberkværn KeramikHeight 10 cm. The pepper mill is in good functional condition. Kristian Vedel designed a series of stackable plates and bowls in 1955 for Torben rskov's shop "Form&Farver". This is the series that this one belongs to. In 1961, this series, made of melamine, won a gold medal at La Triennale di Milano. The series was discontinued around 1972, in connection with the oil crisis, as melamine is extracted from crude oil and could no longer be produced.
Model number 144/2885 1st grade
designed by Per Lütken in 1953
On the foot are these red bands with cut eyes
we estimate that the set is from the 1860s
The vase has ribs that run down the full height of the vase
Stamped 925S for sterling silver and G
Its decoration was designed by Inge-Lise Kofoed for Aluminia and later manufactured by Royal Copenhagen
with handle
Beautiful porter glass or beer glass from Holmegaard Glassworks from the beginning of the 1900s
Model number 413 or 22514
The vase is polygonal and decorated with thin blue applied glass bands
The series was discontinued around 1972
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