Edvard Lindahl for Gustavsberg Sweden Stoneware Owl 1900s I do believe they should

I do believe they should really stay as a pair because they look most fabulous together

with its eyebrows

but the embroidery is perfectly intact and they are in excellent condition overall

Toko (or whoever she is) in her yellow flower-patterned dress

The larger of the two measures 6" long x 3 5/8" tall x 5/8" deep

Edvard Lindahl for Gustavsberg Sweden Stoneware Owl 1900s I do believe they shouldThis charming little stoneware owl is one in a trio designed by Edvard Lindahl for Gustavsberg Sweden in the 1960s. Lindahl (1907 1986 ) was a cartoonist, set designer, illustrator, sculptor and woodcarver. In the 1960's, Lindahl did work for both Rrstrand and Gustavsberg. He made drawings of stoneware for Rrstrand, and his well known owls made at the Gustavsberg Studio. His art is represented at the National Museum and Malm and Eskilstuna Museums.