Sunday, February 16, 2014

Sunshine on a grey day

It was such a treat to find this sunny teaset in these grey, wet and foggy times. Egersund Unique is handpainted and the pieces therefore have an individual look. On the olivegreenish/ brown edges you can clearly see the brushstrokes. Unique was designed by Kaare Block Johansen in 1971 and was in production until 1976, just a few years before Egersund Fajanse closed down in 1979.

Unique has the exact same design as Korulen, also by Kaare Block Johansen, but which has a lovely sunflower pattern by Unni Margrethe Johnsen. I have found quite a bit of both of these sunny designs. I so love the colors and those amazing early 70s lines. The teapot is simply amazing!

I've written quite a bit about these before, so I won't bore you by repeating myself. If you're interested, you can find quite a bit of information here and here. Wish you all a great week!


 

15 comments:

  1. That set is so sweet. I love the brown accents. It makes me smile just to look at it.

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    1. Me too, Dana!! So glad you liked it!! Yes, I think the brown accents do so much for this design and the visible brush strokes makes them even more precious!

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  2. Just love the colours and shapes of these sets, they remind me of the best of the 70's :)

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    1. They really do, don't they? The colorful, happy 70s:-) I got a comment from a frenchman over on Instagram, who told me his mom had them when he was little. So I guess Egersund pottery did their share of travelling too!

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  3. So different from your usual picks, yet so in line with your tastes. Love a bright cheery yellow to bring some fun into a home.

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  4. Thanks, Bea!! These instantly bring a smile on my face whenever I put them on the table:-) They're cheerful and have such a wonderful 70s vibe!

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  5. Tove, I saw you following my blog (Fair Isle) and looked at yours. Love it! In America a collected from the American Arts & Crafts movement and everything else. So it will be fun to learn about your interests. Cheers Tommy

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  6. So glad you like it, Tommy:-) I've been drooling more than once over that gorgeous place you call home. You're really living the dream! How interesting that you're a collector too. Looking forward to seeing more:-)

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  7. Hello from Barcelona!! Heisan!
    I am a follower of your GREAT blog... Thanks for all those nice pictures!
    Next week i will be in Oslo and i wonder if you could give some addresses of nice fleamarkets or retro shops where i can get Scandinavian stuff, please.
    If you need anything from Barcelina, feel free to ask too!
    My address is:
    Guillecoll@hotmail.com

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    1. Hi, thank you so much, glad you like my blog:-) I'll email you!

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  8. hi Tove!!! Tusen takk for hjelpen!!!

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  9. Hello Tove, About 6 years ago while in a Bergen charity shop I bought what I uses as a fruit bowl. It looks 1950's 60's modern earthernware in design and hand painted. It is signed but I can't read it? I've seen nothing like it on your blog, but that said, I was wondering if I could send you a few photos for your experts opinion. cheers! tommyartgallery@yahoo.com

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