A blue and white dish, Annam, 16th/17th century.
A blue and white dish, Annam, 16th/17th century.
Decorated with birds amidst flowers. Diameter 25.5 cm.
Wear.
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From the collection of Hildur Hansson (1912-1999). Her husband Erik Hansson (1906) dies during the Finnish winter war. Hildur lives with her young son at Östermalm and is a great friend of the Swedish designer Estrid Ericsson (1894-1981), founder of Svenskt tenn. Thence by descent to Ingemar Hansson. A large part of the collection was sold at Bukowskis Modern Sale 0644, Hildur Hansson Collection. A passion for Svenskt Tenn see lot 329-377.
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