Stig Lindberg (1962) Pynta for Gustavsberg
Stig Lindberg’s ”Pynta” series was designed in 1962 during the golden era of Swedish ceramics. The series was made of flintware with geometric shapes and colorful decorations of food and utensils. Find your favorite among Stig’s Pynta objects or see them all in our overview.
An Overview of Stig Lindberg's Pynta Series
Stig Lindberg designed the ”Pynta” series in 1962 for the Gustavsberg factory. The flintware series consisted of about 25 objects with geometric shapes and colorful decorations of food and utensils. Pynta, with its era-typical expression, was produced in 1962–1965.
Pitcher, height 13 cm
Teacup with saucer, cup width with handle 11 cm
Straight bowls, diameter 13, 16, 18, and 20 cm
Rounded bowls, diameter 13, 16, 18, and 20 cm
Quadratic dish, length 13 cm
Rectangular dishes, length 23 and 31 cm
Kabaré dishes, length 17 cm
Cutting board, length 41 cm
Butter boxes, length 16 cm and 17 cm
Jar with lid, diameter 9 cm
Salt and pepper shakers, height 10 cm
Sugar shaker and vinegar bottle, height 20 cm
Plates, diameter 18, 21, and 24 cm
Deep plate, diameter 17 cm
Eggcups, diameter 5 cm
Lower Side of a Pynta Object
