Rörstrand’s Swedish Grace bowl features a refined wheatear pattern created by designer and artist Louise Adelborg in the 1920s. Originally known as the National Service, or Nationalservisen, the iconic collection has been in continuous production for decades and was later aptly renamed Swedish Grace.
Made of high-quality feldspar porcelain, the timelessly elegant Swedish Grace bowl can easily be combined with other tableware and is equally perfect for both everyday use and grand celebrations.
Louise Adelborg (1885–1971) was a Swedish designer and artist, best known for her collaboration with porcelain manufacturer Rörstrand. A member of the noble family, Adelborg worked for Rörstrand for several decades developing refined designs, some of them still in production today. One of her most distinguished creations is the iconic Sweden’s National Service or Nationalservisen collection, later renamed Swedish Grace.
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fumi m
Koto, Japan
230 days ago
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Virginia E
To be honest since you asked…. I was disappointed with this product. I already had a set of 8 Swedish Grace Rörstrand bowls that I purchase from the Kosta Boda shop when I was visiting Sweden in 2019. I love them and use them every day. A visitor to my home broke one so I ordered these from you, thinking that they were the same but the ones I received were made in Indonesia and though they look the same they are heavier and lack the fineness and “grace” of my Swedish bowls. Not the same quality and quite disappointing. Thank you for listening.
107 days ago
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