Erik Bagger
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Erik Bagger Tableware

Erik Bagger tableware brings Danish simplicity to breakfast, dinner and hospitality tables. Choose the polished steel bread bowl, which ships with two free textile bags, or the Opera white wine glasses in a gift box.

We curate Erik Bagger for everyday use and thoughtful gifting: pieces chosen for quality, function and the way they look in a real home.

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2 Erik Bagger pieces. Each page lists dimensions, materials and finish options.

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Where Erik Bagger fits

Everyday use

Pieces made to be used daily, not kept on a shelf.

Gifting

Distinctive designs that make a memorable gift.

Projects

Hotels, restaurants and shops looking for character pieces.

Ordering and delivery

Clear availability

Every Erik Bagger page shows current availability and shipping time before you check out.

Help before you buy

Ask us about sizes, finishes and fit for your space. We answer before your order is placed.

Trade and projects

Designers, architects and hospitality buyers can open a MetropolitanDecor trade account for project pricing.

Erik Bagger questions

Is Erik Bagger a good gift?

Yes. Erik Bagger pieces are distinctive and well made, which makes them a memorable gift. Each product page lists size and materials.

How do I care for Erik Bagger pieces?

Care depends on the material. See the care notes on each product page, or ask us.

How long does delivery take?

Each product page shows current availability and shipping time before checkout.

Erik Bagger tableware brings Danish simplicity to breakfast, dinner and hospitality tables. Choose the polished steel bread bowl, which ships with two free textile bags, or the Opera white wine glasses in a gift box.

The designer behind the Royal Danish Opera's glasses

Erik Bagger (born 1949) trained as a goldsmith and became one of Denmark's leading industrial designers. His Opera glass series was created for the Royal Danish Opera and is also used at the Museum of Modern Art's restaurant in New York.