Stig Lindberg's influence on other designers

interesting,I can definately see similarities when I look at my Gunnar Nylund and Carl Harry Stalhane vases,thanks a lot

Hi all,
just to let you know you can eat one of the bowls.
Though a copy of Lindbergh this is Bitossi. Over at the Facebook Group on Italian pottery we have a Jug with Bitossi signature. I add the link to the foto which is only visible if you are logged into FB..sorry but the foto is not mine
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=469564016459318&set=oa.111117562362979&type=1&theater
Best, a.

Pip wrote:There is no link other than the base markings which, as I explained earlier, were used by *many* Italian potteries at the time. If these turn out to be Bitossi production (which they won't) I'll eat one.

Hi,
I must add that these pieces are also identified as Bitossi, in Mark Hill's book 'Alla Moda'.

I'm logged into FB and the link doesn't work. Can you please post a link to the group?

Thanks,
Rita

I'm not a member of FB so can you post a copy of the pic on here.

Here is the FB link
Midcentury Italian and Bitossi Collectors and Sellers Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/109867845821284/

it is a closed group. I will add you if you ask to join on FB. Sorry the foto is not mine.

I already asked.
Thanks,
Rita

Though I would add to this with these lamps which have the falling leaves motif just for reference.  they are marked 285 /1272 Italy on the base of the lamp between the teak base and ceramic