Pewter and Brass Bowl

Neoclassical pewter bowl with patinated brass details, including a toothed band to the rim and four distinctive ball feet. Made by C.G. Hallberg in 1933, attributed to silversmith and designer Sylvia Stave, who served as the firm's artistic director at the time.

About the Maker
Founded in Stockholm in 1860, C.G. Hallberg grew into one of Sweden's great silver houses, with branches across the country and, for a time, a foothold in Paris. Its most celebrated era arrived with Sylvia Stave, who joined as a Konstfack student and rose to become artistic director from 1931 to 1939, bringing a modernist eye that would come to define the firm's most sought-after pieces.

Dimensions
Diameter: 21 cm (8.3")
Height: 7 cm (2.8")

Markings
Stamped to base with the C.G. Hallberg maker's mark and year code 'G8', confirming production in 1933.

Condition
Good vintage condition with minor surface wear in accordance with age and use.

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