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Posted 1 year ago
vetraio50
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This bowl was picked up at the Surry Hills market about five years ago. It was the shape that first attracted me to it: the three curves of the rim. But when I turned it over I saw a Stelton sticker. The marks on the bottom of the bowl were just the usually seen: Stainless Steel 18/8 Denmark. The Stelton mark was missing! But it had that sticker! The sticker has all of that usual information as well as an item number 445730.
I refer too to the Stelton candlesticks of Bellin: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/54955-vintage-stelton--denmark-candle-holder
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http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/55337-danish-modern-stelton--arne-jacobsen-ca?in=activity
The diameter of the bowl at its widest is 30 cm or 11.8". It is high 14cm or 5.5".
I'm still at a loss about who designed these early pieces for Stelton.
Stellan + Carton became Stelton in 1960.
Niels Stellan Høm and Carton Madelaire met in the army and began a trading company. They linked up with a firm called Danish Stainlessnin Fårevejle, Denmark and manufactured a gravy boat that sold like hot cakes in the US in the early sixties. An early administrator/designer was Peter Holmblad, whose step-father was Arne Jacobsen. Holmblad joined the company in 1963, I think, as Export Manager.. Arne's designs date from 1967, the famous Cylinda-Line.
I'm after a gravy boat too!
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Many thanks miKKoChristmas11!
very nice MATE:)
hello vet ive noticed that theres only a sticker on your item and im wondering if my item ive posted a while ago could be a stelton item as well so heres a link to remind you tell me what think again http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/49318-vintage-stainless-steel-18-8-made-in-de?in=user by the way very beautiful bowl you have posted:)
Hi Bellin and thanks for the love. I suppose that is my point here. I've seen many objects with that mark of Stainless Steel 18/8 Denmark. That mark is not an indicator of Stelton. It's generic, I think for export purposes.
This bowl has the sticker and just the Stainless Steel 18/8 Denmark mark.
There are objects with an impressed/engraved stelton mark and these same details. They are Stelton.
The Stelton sticker is perhaps a indication of Stelton.
Stickers can be faked too!
What we need is a series of brochures from the Sixties.
They will provide an accurate list of the available goods.
Have you checked out the stelton gravy boat yet?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Arne-Jacobsen-Stelton-Cylinda-Line-RARE-gravy-boat-handle-/260980985223
This hyper-correction of the computer is getting tiresome. Stelton becomes stilton!
i totally understand your point of view and understand what you mean:) thankyou vetriao50 for this understanding of what this means:)
A great bowl. It's got a beautiful shape!
As I pick up up and put down loads of SST items during my treasure hunts I have been learning some of the American makers, but wonder if I am passing on unmarked Stelton. I look at style, quality and all of that jazz but have wondered at a few pieces...
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