Mar 30, 2022
Teema dinnerware and serving plates by Kaj Franck for Iittala (designed 1952) in celadon and white and Kartio glassware designed by Kaj Franck for Iittala (1958), modern production
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Teema dinnerware and serving plates by Kaj Franck for Iittala (designed 1952) in celadon and white and Kartio glassware designed by Kaj Franck for Iittala (1958), modern production
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Iittala Teema plates by Kaj Franck (designed 1952) in powder with Iittala Kartio glasses and pitcher by Kaj Franck (designed 1958), Iittala Kastehelmi dessert plate (1964) and Iittala Aalto vase by Alvar Aalto (original design 1937) in Sea Blue
Teema plates and bowls in current production colors vintage blue, linen, honey, vintage brown, pearl gray, and white, and a collection of Teema mugs in assorted discontinued and current colors on the right. Finland's most iconic dinnerware, Teema was designed by Kaj Franck in 1952.