Ostindia Oval Serving Dish by Rorstrand
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Ostindia, voted “Service of the Century” in Sweden, owes its existence to hidden treasure. After a ship returning from China sank off Gothenburg in 1746 a fragment of china from the cargo somehow ended up in a cupboard at the Rörstrand factory.
Many years later in 1932 factory manager Knut Almström’s wife spotted it and uttered the famous words, “Knut, I think it might be worth making something out of this…”. And so a shard of Chinese porcelain became the model for an iconic Rörstrand design.
Dishwasher, Microwave, and Oven Safe.
13" x 8.7"
Mix and match with the Ostindia Floris pattern.
The Ostindia Collection can be accessed here.
The Rorstrand Brand can be accessed here.
Ostindia, voted “Service of the Century” in Sweden, owes its existence to hidden treasure. After a ship returning from China sank off Gothenburg in 1746 a fragment of china from the cargo somehow ended up in a cupboard at the Rörstrand factory.
Many years later in 1932 factory manager Knut Almström’s wife spotted it and uttered the famous words, “Knut, I think it might be worth making something out of this…”. And so a shard of Chinese porcelain became the model for an iconic Rörstrand design.
Dishwasher, Microwave, and Oven Safe.
13" x 8.7"
Mix and match with the Ostindia Floris pattern.
The Ostindia Collection can be accessed here.
The Rorstrand Brand can be accessed here.
