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4 de feb. de 2002 · Sigvard Oscar Fredrik, Prince Bernadotte, Count of Wisborg born as, and until 1934 known as, Prince Sigvard of Sweden, Duke of Uppland, was a member of the Swedish Royal Family and a successful industrial designer by profession.
Sigvard Bernadotte furniture are available for sale on 1stDibs. These distinctive items are frequently made of metal and are designed with extraordinary care. There are many options to choose from in our collection of Sigvard Bernadotte furniture, although silver editions of this piece are particularly popular.
1907 - 2002. Sigvard Bernadotte was a Swedish prince, the second son of King Gustav VI Adolf, he lost his title when he married a commoner. As a young man he wanted to become an actor but his father and grandfather didn't approve so he studied art history at Sweden's Uppsala University. He attended the School of Decorative Arts in Stockholm and ...
Sigvard Bernadotte se narodil jako princ švédský a vévoda z Uplandu. Z důvodu sňatku s nešlechtičnou ztratil královský titul a právo na trůn. Dne 2. července 1951 byl se svou rodinou přijat velkovévodkyní Šarlotou mezi lucemburskou šlechtu a zde byl oslovován jako Sigvard Oscar Frederik princ Bernadotte, jakož i hrabě z ...
Sigvard Bernadotte Swedish royal prince Sigvard Bernadotte created some of Georg Jensen’s most recognisable sterling silver pieces. His strong functionalist aesthetic combined with bold graphic details define his designs from money clips and cutlery to ice buckets and trays.
Michael Alexander Sigvard Bernadotte, greve af Wisborg (født den 21. august 1944 i København) en dansk-tysk arkitekt, der er sønnesøn af kong Gustav 6. Adolf af Sverige, fætter til kong Carl 16. Gustav af Sverige samt til dronningerne Margrethe 2. af Danmark og Anne-Marie af Grækenland .
Sigvard (1907-2002) was Prince of Sweden (from birth) and Duke of Uplandia (Uppland) until 1934. He was also a noted designer as Sigvard Bernadotte.He was created Prince Bernadotte and Count of Wisborg in the nobility of Luxembourg in 1951.
