Stig Lindberg (1966) Cordon Bleu for Gustavsberg
Stig Lindberg designed the Cordon Bleu series in 1966 for Gustavsberg. It consists of kitchenware objects with sturdy forms, dark blue linear decor, and rustic expression. Find your favorite among Stig’s Cordon Bleu pieces or learn more in our overview.
An Overview of Stig Lindberg's Cordon Bleu Series
Stig Lindberg designed many classics for the Swedish company Gustavsberg. One of the most appreciated series is Cordon Bleu from 1966. It consists of kitchenware pieces like bowls, plates, and pots. They are made of stoneware with sturdy forms, dark blue linear decor, and rustic expression. The series was manufactured until 1971.
Cordon Bleu shares models with three series with other decor: Coq, Marin, and Traktör. Which of Stig’s objects is your favorite?
Coffee cup, width with handle 10 cm
Teacup, width with handle 11,5 cm
Mug, width with handle 12,5 cm
Sugar bowl, diameter 7,5 and 8 cm
Creamer, height 7 and 9 cm
Pitcher, height 13 and 20 cm cm
Coffee pot, height 19 and 22 cm
Teapot, height 14 and 16 cm
Plate, diameter 19, 24, and 27 cm
Deep plate 19 cm
Soup bowl, diameter 16 cm
Bowl, diameter 15, 18.5, and 22 cm
Round pot, diameter 15, 18, and 22 cm
Oval pot, length 23 cm
Saucepan, length 24 cm
Rectangular dish, length 14, 23, 32, and 42 cm
Dish with handle, length 16, 19, and 22 cm
The lower side of a Cordon Bleu object
The Cordon Bleu decor
The Cordon Bleu series which shares models with Coq
The Traktör series which shares models with Coq
The Marin series which shares models with Coq