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Teapot and lid
Enger, Leif Helge, born 1934 - Enlarge image
Teapot and lid
- Place of origin:
Norway (made)
- Date:
1984 (made)
- Artist/Maker:
Enger, Leif Helge, born 1934 (maker)
Porsgrund (factory) - Materials and Techniques:
Porcelain with splashed silkscreened decoration in underglaze blue.
- Credit Line:
Given by the maker
- Museum number:
C.180&A-1988
- Gallery location:
Factory Ceramics, room 140, case 9, shelf 1
Porsgrund was Norway's first and largest manufacturer of porcelains. Founded in 1885, it continues to produce ceramics today.
Leif Helge Enger became a full-time designer at Porsgrund in 1964. He designed for mass-production as well as creating studio works, and was equally comfortable working with fine porcelain or rough stoneware.
This teapot and lid were created by Enger as prototypes for factory production. The matching cup and saucer (C.180B&C-1988) are also part of the V&A's collection.

