Description Swedish Silver Dated 1951 A solid silver cocktail set by Swedish court jeweller Hugo Strömdahl, hallmarked and dated 1951. Designed with a strong mid twentieth century Scandinavian character, the set combines practical barware with clean, architectural lines typical of high quality Swedish silver. The set is arranged around a central silver pitcher fitted with a long stem stirring spoon and accompanied by ten flared rim silver cups. Each piece sits within the original circular silver tray, finished with a ribbed border that frames the set neatly while adding subtle detail without distracting from the overall form. Fully hallmarked for Swedish solid silver and bearing the maker’s mark for Hugo Strömdahl, the set reflects the standard of workmanship associated with one of Sweden’s most respected jewellers. Both functional and visually striking, it is well suited to collectors of Scandinavian silver as well as those seeking a distinctive statement piece for a bar or entertaining space. See more from our Silver collection. Measurements – Pitcher 18.2cm High x 11.5cm Wide x 10.5cm Deep – Cups 4.8cm High x 5.2cm Diameter – Tray 25cm Diameter Hugo Strömdahl (1880-1953) Court Jeweller of Sweden Hugo Strömdahl was a renowned Swedish goldsmith and court jeweller, born in Södermanland in 1880. Trained under John Pettersson and later in Berlin, he founded his own Stockholm workshop in 1905, producing fine jewellery distinguished by precision and elegant Scandinavian design. Appointed Court Jeweller in 1936, Strömdahl’s notable commissions included the Vasadia Demeter, a gift to Princess Märtha of Sweden in 1929. A respected teacher at the Institute of Crafts, he influenced a generation of Swedish artisans. His legacy continued through his son Åke Strömdahl, who succeeded him as Court Jeweller. Why Buy from Mark Goodger Antiques? With over thirty five years of specialist experience, Mark Goodger Antiques is recognised internationally as a leading authority in antique boxes and related works of art. Every item offered has been personally selected by Mark, whose knowledge and judgement are trusted by collectors, institutions, museums, interior designers, and fellow dealers worldwide. Every purchase is supplied with a full supporting package for clarity and reassurance. This includes a Certificate of Authenticity, a detailed condition and care guide specific to your item, our most recent catalogue, and a separate invoice suitable for insurance and valuation purposes. Each piece is carefully examined prior to sale to ensure accuracy of description and quality. Your purchase is fully insured during transit and protected by our straightforward money back guarantee, allowing you to buy with complete confidence. We pride ourselves on transparency, expertise, and long term relationships with our clients, many of whom return to us repeatedly over decades. When you buy from Mark Goodger Antiques, you are purchasing from a specialist family business built on knowledge, trust, and an unrivalled focus on antique boxes.
