Gifts

Josef Frank designed Vänskapsknuten (the Knot of Friendship) as a symbol of friendship and peace at a time when Europe was filled with turmoil.

2,600 SEK

The designs for the heavy cast iron book ends comes from A and Ω, the first and the last letter of the classical Ionic Greek alphabet.

3,000 SEK

Estrid Ericson designed this print with elephants based on a model from the Belgian Congo. It was printed for the first time in the end of the 1930s.

1,400 SEK

Early dawn-fresh summer mornings and the scent of resin inspired Carina Seth Andersson to create the vase Dagg (Dew).

2,900 SEK

Maja Sten describes the Fenix bird as an indistinct species in a land between fantasy and reality: a bottle opener that is also a character.

450 SEK

Josef Frank found Manhattan’s city plan so interesting in its simplicity, that he created the Manhattan print, which shows a map of the island.

600 SEK

With Gustavian column-shaped candle holders as inspiration, Sissi Westerberg decided to create a contemporary version in pewter.

2,800 SEK

Designed in glass for the first time in 1942. The first colours that Estrid Ericson had made were ruby red, emerald green and deep blue.

2,500 SEK

Svenskt Tenn's placemats are available in several prints by Josef Frank, suitable for everyday use as well as for special occasions.

400 SEK

The vase is one of Svenskt Tenn’s earliest produced items, created the same year the company was founded.

3,400 SEK

Stool 647 was designed by Josef Frank in 1936 and it works equally well as a coffee table seat as it does as a footstool.

11,800 SEK

When Erika Pekkari created the plant pots for Svenskt Tenn, botany was part of the inspiration, as was the human need to arrange items.

580 SEK

This trivet was originally introduced in the 1950s by Estrid Ericson, as a door decoration to protect the home from all evil.

560 SEK

The candlestick was designed in 1952 and was shown in Svenskt Tenn’s Christmas exhibition the same year.

1,600 SEK

The pewter lion was designed in 1926 with inspiration from the Far East, by Anna Petrus, an artist recognised for her lion sculptures and reliefs.

25,000 SEK

The vases in the Iris collection by Ann Wåhlström are sprung from a need for classic, timeless and functional vases for every occasion.

1,200 SEK

In Josef Frank’s Baranquilla print, four lovingly detailed lianas are crafted into a beautiful whole full of lush fruits, flowers and leaves.

1,500 SEK

During a radio interview in 1951 Estrid Ericson commented that candle holders should be high, shining from above rather than below.

2,300 SEK

Estrid Ericson’s idea for the large pewter urn came from a Peruvian pottery container from the late Chimu era (1150-1460).

49,000 SEK

Decorative leaf saucer in pressed glass, made after an original in cast brass that was shown at the World Exhibition in New York in 1939.

1,100 SEK

The origin to the Three Globes is a hand-forged candle holder that Sigurd Persson designed to the exhibition "Silverne stakar" in Stockholm 1963.

2,900 SEK

It was in the summer house called Tolvekarna, in the 1930s, that Estrid Ericson came up with the idea of letting acorns sprout in a single small glass vase.

180 SEK

Svenskt Tenn has had the Jardiniere in the archive for many years. Today, it is manufactured at Reijmyre Glassworks in Sweden.

2,100 SEK

Svenskt Tenn’s decorative pleated brass napkin ring is designed by Sara Szyber. The clover pattern can be found on several products in the range.

300 SEK