Swedish Grace Period

The gently scrolling arms reflect the restrained elegance characteristic of the Swedish Grace period, where classical inspiration meets early modern simplicity.

This motif was not chosen by chance. During the Swedish Grace period of the 1920s–30s, designers often drew upon classical and mythological themes to express ideals of strength, virt...

While created close to the height of the Swedish Grace period, this vase stands apart through its distinctly modernist and monochrome expression.

These chairs reflect the key characteristics of the Swedish Grace period, blending Neoclassical and Art Deco influences with traditional Swedish craftsmanship.

The composition reflects the restrained classicism of the Swedish Grace period — refined, symmetrical, and quietly decorative.

As the artistic director at Gefle Porslinsfabrik, his designs achieved international recognition at the 1925 Paris Exhibition, epitomizing the Swedish grace period. His works, includ...

This Swedish wall-mounted table from the 1920s-1930s is a refined example of the Swedish Grace period, combining neoclassical references with the lighter, more geometric language tha...

Created during Lundgren’s influential period at Arabia and immediately before the landmark Stockholm Exhibition of 1930, the piece is a beautiful and unusual expression of Swedish Gr...

Created during Lundgren’s influential period at Arabia and around the landmark Stockholm Exhibition of 1930, the piece is a beautiful and unusual expression of Swedish Grace produced...

Even though we cannot find the lamp in any catalogues, it seems like it is of Swedish origin with a lot of similarities with many Swedish Grace period designers and colours.

The table’s architectural pedestal base reflects the restrained elegance that defines the Swedish Grace period. Emerging in the 1920s as a reaction against the excesses of the late 1...

Documented in Nordiska Kompaniet catalogues from the late 1930s, model 29595 is regarded as one of the most iconic table lamps produced by NK during the Swedish Grace period. The com...

Rare “Grön Äng / Green Meadow” Rölakan Carpet by Märta Måås-Fjetterström, Signed AB MMF. Sweden. An important and highly collectible Swedish rölakan flatweave carpet, “Grön Äng (Gre...

A new, Swedish Grace period inspired light by David Duncan.

A new, Swedish Grace period inspired light by David Duncan.

This beautiful Swedish Grace, Art Deco, Period Vase was designed by Einar Luterkort for Upsala Ekeby circa 1930.

The fixture embodies Nordic Classicism or what was called the Swedish Grace period. The composition is defined by a round opaline glass shade held by a circular rim hanging from thre...

Amazing Art Deco table made in Sweden during the so-called Swedish Grace 1920s period.

Swedish Grace was a brief period in the history of Swedish decorative arts in which rigorous Neo-Classicism and Art Deco formed an exquisite hybrid.

Origin: Sweden Period: 1930s-40s Style: Swedish Grace Materials: Carved solid wood Condition: Very good vintage condition with rich natural patina.

Origin: Sweden Period: 1930s-40s Style: Swedish Grace Materials: Carved solid wood Condition: Very good vintage condition with rich natural patina.

Prior to the minimalist Swedish designs that were to develop in the post-war period, Swedish Grace grew in parallel with the Art Deco movement.

Pair of newly restored antique Swedish Grace arm chairs. Swedish Grace was the brief design period precursing the more commonly identified Scandinavian Modern.

Glass Maker: Strömbergshyttan (Sweden) Silversmith / Metalwork: Einar Dragsted (Copenhagen, Denmark) Period: 1930s / Swedish Grace & Art Deco Era Origin: Sweden & Denmark (Scandin...

Combined with the rich patinated bronze finish and restrained geometric silhouette, the composition reflects the transition from Swedish Grace to Art Deco—a period celebrated for mer...

Sophisticated Pewter Serving Dish from GAB, Guldsmedsaktiebolaget in very period Swedish Grace design. Decorated with a mermaid in a shell.

Elegant Swedish Grace Pewter Jar, Dated 1937 – with Stylized Female Finial A rare and beautifully crafted pewter jar from 1937, representative of the refined Swedish Grace style of...

The design balances classical restraint with emerging Art Deco influences, characteristic of Swedish furniture from the 1920s. Creator: Nässjö Stolfabrik Design Period: Swedish Grac...

This rare side table, attributed to Carl Malmsten and produced by Bodafors in Sweden during the 1930s, exemplifies the refined characteristics of the Swedish Grace period, a style th...

Attributed to famed furniture designer Otto Schulz of Boet, this cabinet showcases the sophisticated Swedish Grace style, an important period of Neoclassical Revival in Scandinavia (...

Additional information: Material: Birch Style: Scandinavian Modern, Swedish Grace Period: 1920s Country: Sweden Dimensions: W: 140 / D: 65 / H: 72.5 Item Number: 154028

A beautiful Three-piece Desk Set in gilded silver. Very period Swedish Grace from CG Hallbergs in Stockholm, Sweden dated 1929 by Swedish hallmarks.

A refined and highly decorative Swedish mirror from the transitional period between Swedish Grace and early Swedish Modern, executed in richly figured masur birch and adorned with de...

The chairs embody the transition from Swedish Grace to Swedish Modern, a period in which Scandinavian furniture achieved international recognition for its refined proportions and exc...

Details Origin: Reijmyre, Sweden Workshop: Ekstedts Glassliperi Style: Swedish Modern with Swedish Grace influences Period: Mid-20th century, attributed Material: Clear engraved...

The combination of luminous alabaster, aged patinated brass and golden braided cords gives the chandelier a particularly sophisticated Swedish character. Its ornamental brasswork and...

This exceptional Swedish Grace center table, attributed to Birger Ekman for Mjölby Intarsia, Sweden, circa 1920s, represents the remarkable level of artistry achieved by Swedish cabi...

Among the most significant works of Asplund is the Stockholm public library, built between 1924 and 1928, which represents the prototype example of Nordic classicism and the so-calle...

This striking four arm chandelier was designed by Harald Notini and produced by Arvid Böhlmarks Lampfabrik in Sweden, circa 1927. This particular model numbered 6316 is a great exam...

Among the most significant works of Asplund is the Stockholm public library, built between 1924 and 1928, which represents the prototype example of Nordic classicism and the so-calle...

The softly amber-toned frosted glass shade is decorated with geometric radiating motifs and stylized floral ornamentation, characteristic of Swedish lighting from the late Swedish Gr...

Additional information: Material: Birch, Horsehair Color: Black Style: Neoclassical, Scandinavian Modern, Swedish Grace Producer: Bodafors möbelfabrik Period: 1930s Country: Sweden D...

A rare and collectible example of Swedish Art Deco/Swedish Grace lighting, ideal for both period interiors and contemporary spaces.