I saw this cofffe set in a second hand store in early June, but left it behind for some obscure reason. Afterwards I couldn't get it out of my head (of course), and last week when I was back in Valdres, I got them. All six sets :-) They are called Solöga (Sun eye) and are by Rörstrand, Sweden.
Stavangerflint used to have different colours and decors on the same designs - as seen here on their model no. 2557. I don't know the name for the grey cups at the back, but the one in front is called 'Solei' and is designed by Inger Waage.
Lastly, a beautiful teak serving spoon, made in Norway. I thought at first it could be a Skaugum design, but the handle is too pointy compared. Does anyone know?
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Nothing compares to the great Scandinavian pottery, except perhaps Norwegian flatwear! Great find.
Best of luck on the NBC!
The serving spoon looks like it's from Øyo (http://www.oeyo.no/). Now they only make kitchen knives and axes, but earlier they also did cutlery. Compare with this old auction add: http://www.gibud.no/auction/APViewItem.asp?ID=333945.
I dette innlegget på bloggen min ser du et par tips om hvor teakbestikket kan være fra.
http://tingleter.blogspot.com/2010/03/disse-bestikkdelene-er-alle-norske.html
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