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Posted 11 years ago
AmberRose
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The second treasure I found today was this 8" BO Swedish bud vase. New potter to me but think it is quite cool. Oddly it was with the kitchen gadgets.
You can see a faint BO on the bottom of the vase but it was super hard to photograph. (not to mention that my camera is fading fast)
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Love this one...
Thanks so much Moon and agh!
This I love!!! Very unique!!!!
Sean, I almost cried when she sent me pictures.
I know and don't blame ya!!
Couldn’t find much on the company, but the factory closed in 1967.
Here’s a translation from the Swedish wikipedia
Bofajans, or Bo Fajans, ceramics made ??from glazed earthenware Bobergs AB, which was founded in 1874 by industrialist Erik Boberg . To begin with, only produced consumer goods, but from 1910 also artistic, rustic earthenware emphasized. [1]
Many famous designers such as Allan Ebeling (1922-28), Eva Jancke-Birch (1925 -) Maggie Wibom (1925-33), Ewald Dahlskog (1929 -) and Maud Fredin-Fredholm (1946 -) has over the years been engaged at the factory. Factory (which was in Gävle) was closed in 1967. On the site now lies Lantmäteriets headquarters.
Literature [ edit | edit source ]
Birgitta Lundblad: Bo faience pottery in Gävle 1874-1967. Gävleborg County Museum, 1996. 199 pages. ISBN 91-86244-59-0
Tord Gyllenhammar: Gävle porcelain and Bo Fajans. Gävleborg County Museum, 1996. 24 pages. ISBN 91-86244-56-6
And here is a page (text in Swedish) where you can see the marks and signatures used there: http://www.signaturer.se/Sverige/bo.htm
Nice design!
Wow, Mary, that was really interesting thanks for the information. Really appreciate it.
Jensen, also a great link. I always like to get the marks burned into my brain.
Hi Agram, thanks!
Thanks also for the love everyone!
Cheers Geo, Mary and antNJ! (Looking for a good abbreviation Antiques in NJ...you need a nick name)