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Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler, a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Anders & Bess Wissler

(Sweden)

a glazed stoneware vase, Ateljé Solklinten, Mariefred, Sweden 1915.

Glazed in black, blue, and some brown, signed with a ladder ABW 1915 B 1-125. Height 14.5 cm.

Designer

Anders Wissler (1869-1941), married to Bess Wissler (1866-1952) from 1904, established themselves in Mariefred after joint studies in Paris. They started their studio, Ateljé Solklinten, in 1909. It is generally considered the first private stoneware kiln in Sweden.

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