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FM Konstglass Ronneby art glass whale paperweight

For most of the glass we list, we understand how it was made, but this one has us stumped. Ernest Gordon used this technique or one similar when he was designing for Afors, but as far as we know, the Marcolin brothers have had the monopoly on it s...
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FM Konstglass Ronneby art glass whale paperweight

For most of the glass we list, we understand how it was made, but this one has us stumped. It looks like a whale with a transparent outer layer to reveal the internal organs. It's very cool, and we've finally managed to take photos that should a...
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FM Konstglas labelled crystal elephant

This is to remind the lovers of coloured glass just how beautiful clear crystal can be.  It's by FM Konstglas and it's a mix of Murano and Sweden.  The Marcolin brothers trained on Murano, moved to Ronneby, Sweden, brought in some Italia...
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1970s Erik Hoglund stylised ice-block elephant

Here's another elephant - a primitive, stylised Erik Hoglund design for Boda, I believe from his Zoo series. This one has a sense of movement (see the 4th picture in particular). Hoglund's primitivism was revolutionary at the time. Compare it with...
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Labelled FM Konstglas Ronneby Swan

FM Konstglas is a largely undiscovered and underrated firm.  I love the pattern in this piece.  It lends itself to designs requiring the look of feathers or scales.  Look at the close-ups and you'll see it's made of intricate layers...
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28cm long, signed FM Konstglass Ronneby art glass fish

I haven't listed a glass animal for a while, so here's a (fairly large) fish from the Marcolin brothers.  They were Murano-trained Italians set up in business in Ronneby, Sweden, in the early 1960s.  Their 'feathering' technique, seen he...
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Signed 1960s Boda sculptural underlay bowl

This has been languishing at the back of our website for no good reason except that the photos were poor, so here it is with some better ones.  It's a 1950s or 1960s midnight-blue bowl by Swedish glassmaker, Boda, probably designed by Ernest ...
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FM Konstglas Ronneby whale

Readers of this website may be familiar with the intricate patterns on some of the FM Konstglas figurines we've sold.  This one is more realistic, creating an impressive weathered, barnacled look for this whale.  We haven't seen one like...
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Amazing inside-out FM Konstglas paperweight sculpture

This is outstanding glassmaking.  The top is like a space helmet with a hole, but the 'hole' attaches to the inside of the glass.  We've come to the conclusion that it's probably the work of FM Konstglas of Ronneby, Sweden.  Here's...

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Signed 1950s Ernest Gordon sommerso vase with complex patterns of tiny bubbles for Boda

This was designed by Englishman Ernest Gordon in the 1950s while working for Swedish firm Boda.  It's very collectible for a number of reasons.  First, no-one had done anything like it before this.  Second, it's a very complex and d...

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