Item No. de491.

Arabia sugar bowl, Kilta, Guild. Design, Kaj Franck. Year, 1953-75.

Height 6 cm, mouth opening diameter 8.7 cm, weight 186 g.

Year: 1953-75
Format: Kaj Franck
Material: hard-core

The most remarkable renovation of the rebuilding season was the Guild, Kaj Franck's open-minded reflection and a thorough needs analysis. It was possible for families of different families to have a suitable assembly or separate parts to complement their parents' dishes. Geometric basic forms and plain color layouts facilitated harmonious combining, smooth surface cleaning. Stackability was important in small storage spaces for new homes. The first item in the series, the cream bottle, was suitable for transport, serving and storage of cream. The same versatility was characteristic of other containers, which meant that the number of different parts could be considered relatively limited.

The guild was also a cheap dinnerware. It became extremely popular in both domestic and export markets. Franck received his production at the Grand Prix in Milan on the train in 1957. Within twenty years, he sold 21.5 million Kill items.
The oil crisis of the 1970s caused the price increase, but price regulation prevented its implementation. Strict quality standards and manufacturing difficulties reduced Killa's profitability, so it was decided to stop.

The knife returned to production in 1981 under the name Teema. Franck wanted to make small changes to the range of containers and the dimensions of the objects. Also the material was new, Vitro-Vitamin. In Franck's view, the dinnerware was no longer, so the name had to be renewed.

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