Upsala Ekeby (Sweden)

Dan there's another collection of dinner service pieces here, but your cup or design is not on there. The other link I was thinking of is for a lady in Sweden who only sells bla eld though so no help there.

http://www.skolhuset.se/Porslin/porslin_rorstrand.htm

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Marianne Westman's 'Picnick' design is now being reissued - I don't yet know what/if the differences between the original production and the reissues might be however.

http://www.retrotogo.com/2010/07/marianne-westman-picknick-design-reissued.html

This is probably straightforward but can anyone help me identify this Upsala Ekeby designer
I have checked my UE book and can't find the mark, looks like Abg-2176
Thanks

Hi,

I can confirm that it is Ingrid Atterberg and the vase is number 2176 (21 x 9 cm) in the Pepita-model and produced in 1954-1956.

2176

Pepita, vas

21 x 9 cm

1954-56

Hi Fi,
your cups are Grobald design by Gefle, the saucers are marked Upsala Ekeby.

that's great!b We have been puzzled by that one for ages

kirkmodern wrote:Hi Fi,
your cups are Grobald design by Gefle, the saucers are marked Upsala Ekeby.

Groblad - produced in blue, brown and green by Upsala-Ekeby Gefle 1964-1973, modell EF och decor by Barbro Löfgren-Örtendahl.

10cm tall stoneware Viking designed by Taisto Kaasinen (1918-1981) in 1961. one of his last designs before leaving to work for Arabia

littleowlski wrote:

Mari Simmulson

Found in a cardboard box at an auction near Holmfirth. Unfortunately, it has a giant chunk taken out of it near the top, but in all honesty, it's not that noticeable.

http://www.upsala-ekeby.com/gallery_338.html

dantheman wrote:10cm tall stoneware Viking designed by Taisto Kaasinen (1918-1981) in 1961. one of his last designs before leaving to work for Arabia

I bought another one of these Vikings today but this one had a different base stamp along with a UE sticker



can anyone tell me about Siporex please?

One of the (very) few finds at the recent Lincoln fair. A beautifully vibrant wall plaque by Mari Simmulson for Upsala-Ekeby. Watch the birdy!

dantheman wrote:

dantheman wrote:10cm tall stoneware Viking designed by Taisto Kaasinen (1918-1981) in 1961. one of his last designs before leaving to work for Arabia

I bought another one of these Vikings today but this one had a different base stamp along with a UE sticker



can anyone tell me about Siporex please?

Hi,

Siporex was a company in Dalby, Sweden that produced light beton (foam beton, foam concrete, cellular concrete).

1920's design (I think)

Hi, I can confirm the dating. It was produced during the period 1922-1930.

1508 Vas 14 x 9 cm 1922-30

http://www.upsala-ekeby.com/empty_130.html
http://www.upsala-ekeby.com/gallery_382.html

Managed to find a couple of nice pieces at recent fair. Both by Mari Simmulson. Odd how your tastes change, a few years ago these would have been too figurative for my taste, now I quite like them. Must be getting old!

...and this little guy in a bargain bin. He is by Goran Andersson from around 1960

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Can anyone help with the Identity of the Potter of this Vase. On the base is says 'UE SWEDEN 1618/2065'. I think it may be from around 1920. Many thanks, Emma.

This isn't really an area that I have much knowledge of but I think that you are right about the date - it was probably introduced in 1923 from the number.

At around that time I understand that Upsala Ekkeby appointed two designers, Anna-Lisa Thomson and Sven Erik Skawonius, with the later eventually becoming Art Director of the whole group.

I can't confirm if either designed your pot but it might be a starting point.

11.5cm high, impressed EKEBY 321
Anna-Lisa Thomson, 1933-38

Bowl c60/70s

tenpot wrote:latest find chipped but beautifull

Vase from the limited range "Pikea", produced by Upsala Ekeby in 1960.
Impressed: UE Sweden, 4431, MS monogram.


Designed by Mari Simmulson.

Unusual lidded jar im unsure what it would of been used for?? It measures 8" tall and wide and is about 2kg weight. Would love to find out a bit about it please if possible??Have tried but not found out much dont know much about pottery sadly hope somebody here does thankyou for looking