Ingrid Atterbergs Västkust


Ingrid Atterberg (1943) Västkust from Upsala–Ekeby

Ingrid Atterberg designed the Västkust (West Coast) series in 1943 for Upsala–Ekeby. It consists of earthenware objects with swelling forms and white or yellow dots pattern. Find your favorites among Ingrid’s Västkust pieces or learn more about them in our overview.




An Overview of Ingrid Atterberg’s Västkust Series

Ingrid Atterberg (1920–2008) designed many classics for the Swedish Upsala-Ekeby company in the 1940s to 1960s. One of the most well-known series is Västkust (West Coast) from 1943. It consists of eight earthenware bowls and vases. They have swelling forms and white or yellow dots pattern. The items are deep stamped on the lower side with UE, Sweden, Abg, and the model number. The series was manufactured until 1956. Which of Ingrid’s Västkust objects is your favorite?


Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Skål. Modell 2032. Längd 14 cm


Bowl. Model 2032. Length 14 cm / 5.5 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Skål. Modell 2033. Längd 22 cm


Bowl. Model 2033. Length 22 cm / 8.7 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Skål. Modell 2034. Längd 29 cm


Bowl. Model 2034. Length 29 cm / 11.4 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Vase. Model 2027. Height 7 cm


Vase. Model 2027. Height 7 cm / 2.8 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Vase. Model 2028. Height 12 cm


Vase. Model 2028. Height 12 cm / 4.7 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Vase. Model 2029. Height 16 cm


Vase. Model 2029. Height 16 cm / 6.3 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust Vas. Modell 2030. Höjd 23 cm


Vase. Model 2030. Height 23 cm / 9.1 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby Västkust


Vase. Model 2031. Height 46 cm / 18.1 in

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby The Västkust decor


The white Västkust decor

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby The yellow Västkust decor


The yellow Västkust decor

Ingrid Atterberg Upsala–Ekeby The lower side of a Västkust object


The lower side of a Västkust object


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