Dybdahl began pottery production in 1952 in Allerod, Denmark; it was run by husband-and-wife team Palle Dybdahl (1918-2001) and Margrethe Dybdahl (1916-1999). After Palle made the pieces, Margrethe (who studied at Rostrup-Boyesens Art School and the School of Design in the 30's) decorated them with - among other things - beautiful leaves, flowers, birds and insects. The pottery also produced spectacular unglazed pots in the shape of various animals (including cats, birds and hedgehogs).
Dybdahl pieces are quite rare, so I'm extremely pleased to have acquired these two lovely items:
Markings: DYBDAHL DENMARK, 6, OVNFAST |
Piece #2: Small Bowl with Nude Woman Decoration, just under 2.75" in diameter
Markings: DYBDAHL DANMARK |
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