Tapio Wirkkala Salad Servers

Salad server by Tapio Wirkkala circa 1961 for Stromfors, constructed of nylon. Marked Design T. Wirkkala Made in Finland. Dimensions: Width 13 in.

Beautiful teak servers designed by Tapio Wirkkala.. Teak. Height: 32cm. .

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)TapioCutlery set with 224 piecesSilver and steelEdited by Kultakeskus OyHallmark 830Model created in 1957Contains 16 salad forks (17,5 cm), 16 forks (19 cm), 16 serving forks

Marked to bottom, includes place settings for 13 including dinner plates, soup bowls, salad plates, bread plates, sauce cups, tea cup saucers, tea cups, and additional serving pieces Dimensions: H 1.2

Tapio Wirkkala (Finnish, 1915-1985) for iittala (Finnish, 1881-). A set of 36 "Ultima Thule" salad plates, each having a smooth surface and a textured underside, with beaded base and textured sides. W

Polygon designed by Tapio Wirkkala ( Finland, 1915 - 1985 ). Decore ~ Winterreise designed by Rut Bryk ( Sweden, 1916 - 1999 ). Manufactured by Rosenthal Germany. Signed Rosenthal Studio Linie Germany

Nuutajarvi Flora Glass Fruit Bowl by Oiva Toikka for Iittala Finland and and attributed Tapio Wirkkala Solaris style large serving plate and four smaller salad plates. 5 1/2"H x 9 1/2"Diam. (largest)

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model K10-11Pair of floorlampsBrass, cast iron and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanMarked 'IDMAN'Model created circa 1955H 180 × L 90 × Ø 17 cmBibliography : T.

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Floor lamp, model K10-11Brass and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanManufacturer’s stampModel created in 1955H 140 (variable) ×L 85×Ø 20 (base) cmBibliograph

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model n°K10-11Floor lampBrass, lacquered cast iron and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanManufacturer's stampModel created circa 1955H 130 (variable) × L 100 (variable)

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)KantarelliSet of eight vasesGlassEdited by IttalaEach piece engraved 'TAPIO WIRKKALA IITTALA'Model created circa 1950The tallest : H 37 × Ø 7 cmThe smallest : H 11

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model K11-16Pair of table lampsBrass, metal and leatherEdited by IdmanEngraved 'IDMAN OY'Model created circa 1958H (variable) 45 × L 6,5 × P 17 cmBibliography : M.

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)SnipesTwo sculpturesBronze, aluminium and glassEdited by Kultakeskus OySigned 'KULTAKESKUS OY DESIGN TAPIO WIRKKALA MADE IN FINLAND'Model created circa 1960H 26 × L 28 &

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)MarskiFlatware with 98 pieces and its original caseWood and silverPlaque in Sterling silver, engraved 'Marski No. 124'Model created in 1962Case dimensions: H 20,5 × L 50

Tavolo basso Multistrato di legno tornito. Finlandia, 1960 ca. cm 46x113x60

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Set of eight candleholdersBrassEdited by KultakeskusSigned 'Design Tapio Wirkkala kultakeskus Oy'Model created circa 1960H 24 cm

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Set of six mugs and one jugSilver 925Edited by KultakeskusSigned 'TW' and marked 'Kultakeskus'Hallmark 925Model created in 1962Jug : H 25 cmMugs : H 8 cm

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)TapioFlatware set with 106 elementsSilverEdited by Kultakeskus, FinlandKultakeskus hallmarkModel created in 195712 forks (17 cm)12 knoves (19 cm)7 dessert knives (15 cm)12 de

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Model K10-11Floor lampBrass and lacquered metalEdited by IdmanModel created circa 1950H 150 × L 80 × W 20 cmBibliography: T. Sakalari, K. Lehtova and W. Söders

Murano, 1979-1980, h. 49-32-23-22.5-21.5 cm., Five bottles of the Bolle series, in incalmo blown glass, pointed signatures under the basesLiterature: F. Deboni, I vetri Venini, 2 voll., Torino 2007, I

A beautifully patinated "K10-11 Crane" adjustable floor lamp, produced in the 1950's, designed by Tapio Wirkkala for Idman, Brass, painted metal, Maximum Height = 170cm, Signed ”Idman”

A white "K10-11 Crane" adjustable floor lamp, initially produced in the 1950's, designed by Tapio Wirkkala for Idman, Brass, painted metal, Maximum Height = 170cm, Stamped Idman

Tapio Wirkkala (1915-1985)Non-stopCandleholderBrassEdited by KultakeskusModel created circa 1970H 14 × L 160 cm

Platter - c.1951 Laminated birch 48 x 24,8 cm Edited by Martti Lindqvist, Finland Underside incised with "W" Literature: House Beautiful (New York), "The most beautiful object of 1951", January 1952,