Product no ar281.

Arabia, bun plate, Diana.

Decoration: Einar Forseth. 1930's to 1940's. Porcelain.

DK-tableware designer is conflicting information. Rococo design was originally Rörstrand. It was renewed in 1927 by replacing the knobs shaped ears, and the current Art Deco fashion in accordance with the clam and seashell motifs. Memory has it that was an innovator, Greta-Lisa Jäderholm-Snellman, who did not mention, however, place settings in its own work on the list. Edvin Lindqvist notes mentions the reformer Tyra Lundgren. By comparing the corresponding details Lundgren, AC dishes, can be detected stylistic connection.

Swedish roots also supports the decoration, which is named after the ancient Roman god of hunting, Diana. Ornament was designed by renowned Swedish art painted by Einar Forseth. He served as Lindköpingin porcelain factory in 1929-30, and Diana decorations have been used there as well.