Sylvia Stave, a pewter vase, C.G Hallberg, Stockholm 1930s.
Blackened wooden base, ball shaped vessel with striped decor and five small handles, maker's mark CG HALLBERG, height 20,8 cm, diameter ca 20,5 cm.
Shown at Bukowskis, Berzelii Park 1, during Stockholm Designweek
February 7-10, 11 - 5 PM
February 11, 11 - 3 PM
Slight wear, some dents to the mouth.
More about Sylvia Stave
Sylvia Stave was a Swedish silversmith and designer. From 1931 to 1939, she was the artistic director for C.G. Hallberg in Stockholm, for whom she designed models in silver, silver plaque, and pewter. Her most famous works are her jugs and cocktail shakers with wrapped handles. She later moved to France. Her production has been internationally recognised by collectors for its pure, restrained design language.
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