Elsa Söderberg Ceramic Vase 1950
This exquisite ceramic vase is a true testament to the talent of Swedish ceramicist, Elsa Söderberg (1930 - 1978). Crafted in the 1950s during her time in Västerås, Sweden, this tulip-shaped stoneware vase showcases a remarkable glaze that sets it apart as a highly sought-after collectible.
- Highly collectible and early work by Swedish ceramicist, Elsa Söderberg (1930 - 1978)
- Tulip-shaped stoneware vase with exceptional glaze
- Dated from the 1950s during Elsa's time in Västerås, Sweden
- Signed by the artist as "E.Söderberg"
Elsa Söderberg's legacy extends beyond this exceptional vase, as she went on to design art glass for Hovmanstorp Glasbruk in collaboration with Signe Persson Melin, while continuing to create her timeless ceramics. Add a touch of Swedish elegance and artistry to your collection with this stunning vintage piece.
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