Vintage Swedish sugar bowl - Gustavsberg Benporslin Porcelain, Blå Blom Pattern, 1960s

Elegant and timeless, this sugar bowl was crafted at the Gustavsberg manufactory, one of Scandinavia's most prestigious porcelain makers, founded in 1826 in Sweden. This sugar bowl belongs to the iconic Blå Blom ("Blue Flower" in Swedish) line, a highly sought-after pattern among collectors of Nordic vintage ceramics. The raised relief decoration features small grape clusters surrounded by vine leaves, rendered in soft lavender blue on a white ground, delicate, refined, and distinctly Scandinavian. The sugar bowl bear the original Gustavsberg backstamp, marked Sweden and Benporslin - the Swedish term for bone china, a mark of exceptionally fine, translucent, high-quality porcelain. Each piece has been lovingly sourced by our founder Charlotte, who travels across Sweden to handpick the most elegant and high-quality sets. Every pieces reflects her passion for craftsmanship, authenticity, and Scandinavian refinement. This beautiful and unique set is also part of the Swedish Royal Family’s collection of porcelain tableware. Key details : Maker: Gustavsberg, Sweden (est. 1826) Pattern: Blå Blom - raised grape and vine leaf motif in lavender blue Material: Benporslin (bone china) Era: 1960s Condition: Good vintage condition - minor signs of age and use may be present, consistent with the piece's history Markings: Gustavsberg logo backstamp + Benporslin on the underside of the tea pot