Scandinavian Ceramics Artist Marks

Artists Marks

Scandinavia

Arne Bang

Jacob Bang

Axel Bruel

Axel Salto

Beate Andersen

Berte Jessen

Beth Breyen

Bodie Willumsen

Carl Hallier

Carl-Harry Stalhane

Conny Walther

Einar Johansen

(Søholm)

Ellen Malmer

Etienne Van Wonterghem

Eva Staeher Nielsen

Gerd Bogelund

Gert Hjort (Hiort) Petersen

Goran Andersen

Grethe Helland Hansen

Gunnar Nylund

Gunter Praschak

Gunvor Olin Gronqvist

Herman A Kahler

Helga Ostergaard

The first letter in her last name is actually a Danish special character, O and E together. I don't use it above because many who have non-European character sets on their computer will not see it. It looks like this

Helge Bufstrom

Hertha Bengtson

Holm Sorensen

Inge Lise Eder

Ingelise Kofoed

Inger Persson

Inger Waage

Ivan Weiss

Jens Christian Jensen

Johanne Gerber

Jorgen Andersen

Jorgen Mogensen

Josef Simon

Kari Christiansen

Knud Basse

Knud Kyhn

L. Lindahl

L. Hjorth

Lisa Larson

Marianne Starck

Marianne Johnson

Maria Philippi

Mari Simmulson

(Upsala Ekeby)

Marie Hjorth

Nils Thorsson

The first mark is from Aluminia. Many of the works of Royal Copenhagen's artists were also produced under the Aluminia name--Actually Aluminia had purchased Royal Copenhagen (Est.1863) in 1882, and produced under both names until 1969, when the Aluminia name was dropped. Nils Thorsson was Artistic Director of Royal Copenhagen from 1949-1975. He developed both the Baca/Bacca and Tenera lines during the 1960s. The second mark here is set inside a circle with radiating rays. This mark identified the Bacca/Baca line. See above the marks of Ellen Malmer and Joanne Gerber from this series..