LJUNGBERG & BACKSTRUM / DIVERSE TING & BALLEGEER “Ultima15“ set de 2 cendriers brutalistes, fonte d'aluminium, ca 1970
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Set of 2 “Ultima15” Brutalist ashtrays from the 1970s. Design by L. Ljungberg and Backstrum &Ballegeer.
This iconic model is characterized by a cubic structure in cast aluminum, with a lid decorated with a grid of circular cavities. The model is documented as having been produced by Diverse Ting (Malmö, Sweden), although some sources suggest production in Denmark. Publishing details may vary and sometimes require verification.
Dimensions:
Larger: (5.5 x 15 x 15 cm).
Smaller: (7 x 7 x 7 cm).
The Ultima 15 ashtray was designed by Holger Bäckström (1939-1997) and Bo Ljungberg (1939-2007), the Swedish duo known as Beck &Jung. They met at the School of Art in Gothenburg and founded the Beck &Jung partnership, active mainly between the 1960s and 1980s, blending design, graphics, and optical art.
This emblematic model is distinguished by its cubic form, with a lid punctuated by a network of circular recesses. The model is documented as produced by Diverse Ting (Malmö, Sweden), though some sources mention Denmark as a place of manufacture. Publishing details can vary and occasionally require confirmation.
The smaller model is marked Ballégeer, probably produced in Belgium in the 1970s. With its reduced dimensions, it reflects the same geometric spirit, its surface covered with circular cavities. The Ballégeer marking appears on the reverse, though little documentation exists about this publisher, leaving the attribution to be confirmed.
This iconic model is characterized by a cubic structure in cast aluminum, with a lid decorated with a grid of circular cavities. The model is documented as having been produced by Diverse Ting (Malmö, Sweden), although some sources suggest production in Denmark. Publishing details may vary and sometimes require verification.
Dimensions:
Larger: (5.5 x 15 x 15 cm).
Smaller: (7 x 7 x 7 cm).
The Ultima 15 ashtray was designed by Holger Bäckström (1939-1997) and Bo Ljungberg (1939-2007), the Swedish duo known as Beck &Jung. They met at the School of Art in Gothenburg and founded the Beck &Jung partnership, active mainly between the 1960s and 1980s, blending design, graphics, and optical art.
This emblematic model is distinguished by its cubic form, with a lid punctuated by a network of circular recesses. The model is documented as produced by Diverse Ting (Malmö, Sweden), though some sources mention Denmark as a place of manufacture. Publishing details can vary and occasionally require confirmation.
The smaller model is marked Ballégeer, probably produced in Belgium in the 1970s. With its reduced dimensions, it reflects the same geometric spirit, its surface covered with circular cavities. The Ballégeer marking appears on the reverse, though little documentation exists about this publisher, leaving the attribution to be confirmed.
P4MZ1841447365967826
Data sheet
- Artist / Designer
- Holger Bäckström (Beck)
- Signed work
- Yes
- Issuer/manufacturer
- Diverse Ting
- Period
- 20th century
- Périodes
- 20th century - 1960 to 1980
20th century - Mid-century - Price Status
- Ferme
- Dimensions (H - W - D)
- 5,5 x 15 x 15
- Weight
- 0,6
- Number of components
- 2
- Condition
- Excellent
- Styles
- Brutalist
Design
Op Art - Materials
- Metal
Metal/Brushed aluminium - Ethnicity or Continent of origin
- Europe
Country of destination : France
- Enlèvement sur place - €0.00 -
- Livraison BE -> BeNeLux-D-ES-IT-FR - €18.00 - between 25/09 and 26/09
- Livraison S -> BENELUX-FR-D-IT-CH-UK-US - €18.15 -
- Livraison FR -> FR - €18.60 - between 25/09 and 30/09
- Livraison NL -> BE-LUX-FR-S-D-IT - €20.57 - between 30/09 and 01/10
- Livraison ES -> BENELUX-FR-ES-D-IT - €24.20 - between 29/09 and 30/09
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