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Atelier Borgila

(Sweden, Atelier Borgila was founded by Erik Fleming in 1921. The firm quickly established a solid clientele, and its work was characterized by high quality combined with a stylish elegance. The firm was taken over in 1959 by his son Lars Fleming, who successfully continued the workshop and company until 2005 when the firm was sold to the silversmith Henrik Ingemansson.)
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.
Atelier Borgila
(Sweden, Atelier Borgila was founded by Erik Fleming in 1921. The firm quickly established a solid clientele, and its work was characterized by high quality combined with a stylish elegance. The firm was taken over in 1959 by his son Lars Fleming, who successfully continued the workshop and company until 2005 when the firm was sold to the silversmith Henrik Ingemansson.)

Two silver bowls, one of which Atelier Borgila, Stockholm, 1966.

Diameter 9-10 cm. Total weight 325 grams.

Insignificant wear.

Auction closed
Hammer price
1 800
S
E
K
161
E
U
R
170
USD
Estimate
2 500 SEK
The auction is closed.
Accepted minimum price is met
Bid history (9 bids)
3
A
Aug 10, 2018 11:13 PM
1 800 SEK
4
Aug 10, 2018 11:13 PM
1 700 SEK
3
Aug 5, 2018 12:09 PM
1 600 SEK
2
A
Aug 5, 2018 12:09 PM
1 500 SEK
2
Aug 4, 2018 6:49 PM
1 417 SEK
1
A
Aug 4, 2018 6:49 PM
1 317 SEK
1
A
Aug 4, 2018 6:49 PM
1 200 SEK
2
Aug 4, 2018 6:49 PM
1 100 SEK
1
Aug 3, 2018 12:13 PM
1 000 SEK
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Anna Wessman
Stockholm
Anna Wessman
Appraiser
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