Carl-Harry Stålhane (1966) Gröna Anna from Rörstrand
An Overview of Carl-Harry Stålhane's Gröna Anna Series
Carl-Harry Stålhane designed Gröna Anna (Green Anne) 1966 during the golden era of Swedish pottery. The series consists of mostly tableware made of flintware. They have classic forms and Rörstrand's traditional green flower decor. A few other types of houseware items were also added to the series, like clocks, jars, and candleholders.
On the lower side, the tableware are often stamped with Rörstrand, Sweden, Grön Anna, and VDN (a quality control stamp). Which of Carl-Harry's objects is your favorite?
Coffee cup, height 6 cm
Teacup, width with handle 12 cm
Breakfast cup, height 8,5 cm
Mug, height 9 cm
Creamer, height 7 cm
Sugar bowl, height 7 cm
Coffee pot, height 19 cm
Teapot, heigh 15 cm
Pitcher, heigh 14 cm
Pot, height 15 cm
Pot, height 13 cm
Sauce snipe, height 9 cm
Sauce snipe, height 8 cm
Bowl, diameter 18 cm
Bowl, diameter 18 cm
Dish, length 24 cm
Dish, length 24 cm
Dish, length 29 cm
Dish, length 34 cm
Sheet metal dish, length 50 cm
Plastic metal dish, length 43 cm
Cake plate, diameter 30 cm
Egg cup, height 4 cm
Plate, diameter 18, 21 and 24 cm
Deep plate, diameter 20 cm
Woman figurine, height 23 cm
Thermos, height 25 cm
Klock, diameter 24 cm
Tin jar, height 14 cm
Enamel pot, diameter 22 cm
Enamel pan, diameter 18 cm
Flowerpot, height 10 cm
Flowerpot, height 12 cm
The Gröna Anna pattern
Example of a Gröna Anna stamp
Example of a Gröna Anna stamp
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