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This piece is a vintage "Sparefisk" (Money Fish) porcelain piggy bank, designed by the prominent Norwegian ceramist Anne-Marie Odegaard for Porsgrunds Porselænsfabrik (Norway) during the 1960s or 1970s. tir ne saleet +1
It features a stylized graphic fish scale pattern rendered in a bold, glossy cobalt blue underglaze over white porcelain. It serves as a decorative piggy bank, featuring a thin coin slot along the fish's mouth line and an opening on the underside for a rubber or cork stopper
About the Artist & Manufacturer
• Anne-Marie Ødegaard (1931–2007): A central figure in mid-century Norwegian design, Ødegaard began working with Porsgrund in 1954. She became widely recognized for her intricate hand-painted jewelry, miniatures, and distinctive, highly graphic blue-and-white tableware collections.
• Porsgrunds Porselænsfabrik: Founded in 1885 in Porsgrunn, Norway, this historic manufacturer remains one of Scandinavia's most celebrated porcelain companies, known for producing iconic mid-century modern Norwegian studio pottery.
