Vintage Lena Qvick Ström Mouse Shakers (1970s Swedish Design) – Brown & Cream Ceramic Pair

Add a touch of Scandinavian whimsy to your kitchen or dining table with this charming pair of vintage ceramic mouse salt and pepper shakers, designed by Lena Qvick Ström. These sweet mid-century pieces, crafted in Sweden, feature expressive mouse faces with oversized ears and a sleek, minimalist glaze—one in speckled brown, the other in soft cream with brown accents. Together they weigh 7.2 oz and stand about 3.5” tall, perfect for cozy farmhouse shelves or a playful table setting. Displayed here in a white wooden box with a small silk wild rose accent for extra cottage charm (included in vignette styling, not attached to shakers).

Lena Qvick Ström is a celebrated Scandinavian designer known for her playful and modernist ceramic figures, produced during the 1960s–1970s as part of Sweden’s global design wave. Scandinavian ceramics from this era emphasized simplicity, nature, and form, making them highly collectible today. These little mice capture both the functionality and the lighthearted spirit that made Swedish design iconic.

Wear & Condition

This item is vintage or antique, and as such, may exhibit typical signs of age—including light surface wear, patina, faint discoloration, minor imperfections & crazing. These characteristics are part of its charm and story. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing

Display Props

Any flowers, books, stands, or candles shown in photos are for styling purposes only and are not included unless explicitly stated in the product description.

Use & Safety

All items are for decorative use only and are not toys. Please handle with care and keep out of reach of children.

Lead Disclaimer

Some vintage pieces may have been produced before modern lead safety regulations. These are sold for decorative purposes only and are not intended for food or drink use.

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