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Signed Edenfalk for Skruf ice block paperweight with engraved spouting whale

We sold a Bengt Edenfalk vase last week, so here's another of his pieces to replace it. This is a charming little paperweight from Skruf. It's a moulded ice block, intended to suggest a view from an iceberg, with a spouting whale engraved on the...
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1980s Edenfalk vase for Kosta Boda, signed unique

Here's a big, one-off vase from a famous Swedish designer.  Edenfalk, the inventor of the Thalatta technique, has had a long and distinguished career in glass design in Sweden, notably with Skruf and Kosta, and in more recent times as a free-...

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Bengt Edenfalk 1960s Thalatta vase for Skruf

Thalatta is similar to the Ariel glass developed at Orrefors in all but one important respect.  Thalatta is made with hot glass whereas Ariel is cooled, then engraved.  Understandably, Thalatta is generally a less precise result, giving ...
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Signed 1970s Royal Krona set of 3 vases by Bengt Edenfalk

These are classic 1970s molded vases from Bengt Edenfalk.  Edenfalk, the inventor of the Thalatta technique, has had a long and distinguished career in glass design in Sweden, notably with Skruf and Kosta, and in more recent times as a free-l...

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Signed Edenfalk 1960s cut sunburst vase for Skruf

This is a 1960s or 1970s vase from Swedish glassmaker, Skruf.  It's a variation on the sunburst design and looks like something I might have created using my spirograph set in the late 60s, except that it's carved in glass.  Our Swedish ...

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Signed Bengt Edenfalk crystal art glass vase for Skruf

This is an early design (probably 1950s or early 60s) from a designer who would go on to become a major force in Scandinavian glass design.  Edenfalk is most famous for his Talatta technique designs.  This piece was blown into a mould, a...
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Signed Bengt Edenfalk engraved vase for Skruf

Every picture tells a story.  Here, the mother and child on one side of the vase, standing on the shore next to the fishing nets, wave goodbye to the ship engraved on the other side of the vase.  It's signed, Edenfalk Skruf.  Bengt ...
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On hold - 1980s Kosta Boda blue vase by Bengt Edenfalk

Edenfalk, the inventor of the Thalatta technique, has had a long and distinguished career in glass design in Sweden, notably with Skruf and Kosta, and in more recent times as a free-lancer.  He is now in his 80s.  See http://www.modernis...

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Swedish 1950s Spun glass bowl - Edenfalk for Skruf

This was designed by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf in the mid to late 1950s and was like nothing that had been seen before.  A vase in this series was included in a major exhibition of modern glass at the Corning Glass Museum in 1959.  Edenfa...
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