Carl-Harry Stalhane for Rorstrand small green vase 1950s

Code: C234

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Carl-Harry Stalhane 1950s Rorstrand cone shaped vase with flared neck with high fired olive matt speckled glaze over blue green base, incised marks and artist's monogram, 10.5cm high, diameter of base 5cm. Model SXF.

Excellent condition. Factory 1st

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Carl-Harry Stalhane (1920-90) was one of the leading ceramic designers in Sweden during the Twentieth Century. He joined Rorstrand as a ceramics painter in 1939 working with leading designers like Gunnar Nylund.  He began producing his own designs in the mid-1940s and had his first solo exhibition in 1948. His work during the 1950s, with its biomorphic and slender shapes and use of soft haresfur glazes, was very typical of Swedish ceramics during that decade.  During the 1960s his style changed and the pots became more chunky, robust and rustic in style and were seen as leading a style revolution in that decade. He left Rorstrand in the 1970s and set up his own studio where he worked until his death in 1990.