Berndt Friberg
Berndt Friberg, three vases and two bowls, Gustavsbergs studio, including 1950.
Stoneware, aniara glaze in turquoise blue tones with hints of violet, a vase with beige 'rabbit's fur' glaze. Signed Friberg with the studio mark and various year letters. Height 4.5-10.5, bowls' diameter 7.5-12 cm.
Minor surface wear. Glaze imperfections. The smaller bowl with a ground foot ring, beige vase with a chip on the rim. Marks.
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Berndt Friberg was a Swedish ceramicist and turner. In 1934, he began working at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory for the artistic director Wilhelm Kåge. From 1937, Friberg also worked for Stig Lindberg. Friberg debuted in 1941 as an independent ceramicist when he was exhibited in Gustavsberg's shop on Birger Jarlsgatan in Stockholm together with Calle Blomqvist and Stig Lindberg.
Many exhibitions followed over the years, and his first solo exhibition, presented at NK in Stockholm in 1954, became very popular.
Friberg was not only a ceramic designer, but he also knew how to turn and glaze ceramics. The result was pieces of various sizes, from small miniatures, where the smallest were no higher than a couple of centimeters, to large floor vases. The forms were classical, inspired by the Song Dynasty's Chinese stoneware (960-1279).
During 1957-58, Friberg began working with different patterns in the glaze. The most sought-after items by Friberg are large vases with matte 'rabbit's fur' glazes.
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