Inger Waage Stavangerflint tallerken Oslo

Stavangerflint tallrik med motiv av Oslo. Handmålad. Inger Waage. Fint skick! Tallriken har ett underbart handmålat motiv av Inger Waage i 50-tals estetik av Oslo. Tallriken har en trekantig form och mäter på de bredaste partierna 18 cm x 18 cm. Man kan hänga tallriken på väggen, ha den som prydnadstallrik eller använda den. Har en till tallrik av henne av samma slag men med Köpenhamn som motiv. Samfraktar gärna. Se bilderna för skick men jag tycker den har ett fint skick.

Om Inger Waage:

She was born in Stavanger on the West coast of Norway. In 1943 she was accepted as a student at the Norwegian National Academy of Craft and Art Industry in Oslo to study ceramics for three years. After graduation in 1946, she moved back to Stavanger and started her own ceramic workshop.

Inger Waage became the first leader of a new established department for handicraft products at Stavangerflint AS in 1953. By 1955 her works were recognised by the market to such a degree that the company had to expand the production capacity by establishing an I.W department, with up to ten assistant artists to cope with the orders of hand painted ceramic objects from the UK, US and other countries.

In 1968 Stavangerflint A/S merged with Figgjo Fajanse AS. The main office and the leadership of the artistic functions were moved to Figgjo. Inger Waage continued her work at the Stavanger branch for eleven more years, and was also a member of the company's artistic team, until 1979 when the branch in Stavanger was closed down and Inger Waage left the company. She died in Stavanger, aged 72 years.