Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg for Arabia, Finland. Set of six porcelain dessert/salad plates. Approx. 1970s. v 12 soup spoons

12 soup spoons

showing the sense of glaze and form associated with the works of Møller & Bøgely

Aksel Møller (1910–1972) was a Danish painter and printmaker

Working across both abstract and figurative styles

The result is a work that not only embodies the ethos of Scandinavian modernism but also asserts itself as a poetic exploration of volume

Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg for Arabia, Finland. Set of six porcelain dessert/salad plates. Approx. 1970s. v 12 soup spoonsFriedl Holzer Kjellberg for Arabia Set of six dessert or salad plates, 1970s. Set comprising six plates in white porcelain decorated with characteristic rice porcelain ornamentation along the rim. The elongated transparent glaze areas form a light, rhythmic border, giving the plates an elegant and airy appearance. The restrained design language is typical of Friedl Holzer Kjellbergs later porcelain production for Arabia. Origin: Finland. Designer: