Porslinsbutik · Nordisk Vintage
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FYND . . .

A chance encounter with an interesting teapot more than 20 years ago — an unfamiliar, seductive, asymmetric form — is where our humble story began.

Hertha Bengtson’s Blå Eld flintware teapot for Rörstrand, cradled in a hand

FRÅN . . .

Curiosity inspired a journey of discovery — to the Nordics and beyond — where our appreciation for that design language only deepened, fueling a desire to improve our own fluency.

Rörstrand maker’s backstamp on the underside of a Blå Eld teapot

FÖRR . . .

What started as a hobby slowly morphed into something more. We’re excited to share our “finds from yesteryear,” partly because it reminds us that there’s still so much beauty to be found in the past.

Skönhet finns i det använda.

Rörstrand Blå Eld teapot, designed by Hertha Bengtson, held by its braided handle
Rörstrand Blå Eld flintware (flintgods) tea service designed by Hertha Bengtson in 1951: teapot, creamer, sugar bowl and four cups with saucers
The teapot that started it all. The iconic Blå Eld tekanna, designed by Hertha Bengtson in 1951. This and other fabulous pieces from the Blå Eld (“Blue Fire”) service are available in our Etsy butik, where proceeds from all sales benefit several charities in the Boston area, including the Greater Boston Food Bank and the Conservation Law Foundation.Collected with care, now shared with a purpose.Read our story →
Nyinkommet: Hertha Bengtson frukostbricka, Rörstrands Porslinsfabrik, från Düsseldorf, Germany Webbutik
Butiksnytt, Det Gröna Numret: two sculpted hands, one of earth and one of moss, holding the globe
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