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1959 Kaj Franck for Nuutajarvi Notsjo dark purple sommerso vase

This simple, streamlined design is KF260 by Kaj Franck, one of the superstars of 20th century design (in glass, ceramics, textiles, furniture, etc, etc). He was a Lunning Prize winner, and recipient of a variety of medals and prizes at Milan Trien...
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Signed pair of 1965 Kaj Franck Nuutajarvi Notsjo goblet vases

Some months after listing these I found that Pina and Vigier value them at $400-$500 each in their book, Scandinavian Glass 1930-2000: Fire & Sea.  :-/  However, the price I listed them at stands. This is an elegant pair of vases by...
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Kaj Franck 1963 bowl for Nuutajarvi

The finest designs are often simple. A brilliant designer has a vision for a piece which is not very different from thousands of similar bowls, and yet it is different, and unique, and beautiful. This is a Kaj Franck classic for Nuutajarvi of F...
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Murano bowl with bold stripes and bubble pattern

I've included a Finnish bowl, by Kaj Franck, in this batch of listings. Here's an interesting Murano bowl, by way of comparison. The Finnish version is simplicity itself, in black with a gleam of silver on the rim. The Italian version has strip...

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Set of signed 1947 Iittala Kaj Franck bowls with sodium bubbles

The smaller of these is model number 3256, as shown in Iittala: 150 Years of Finnish Glass, Marianne Aav (ed.), p253. It was designed in 1947 and made until 1954. The larger bowl is clearly a variation. A number of other variations are shown in...
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Signed 1959 Kaj Franck 'canoe' bowl for Nuutajarvi

This was Franck's 'Kanootti' (canoe), designed in 1951, model number KF 233 in violet-blue crystal. It was in production from 1951 to 1968. This one is from 1959. Length: 9cm (3.5 inches) Height: 6.5cm Weight: 310g Engraved 'K Franck Nuuta...
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4 Haransilma (Bullseye) bowls designed by KAJ FRANCK for NUUTAJAJRVI

This was model number 6066, designed in 1956 by Kaj Franck for Nuutaajarvi.  It was in production/in catalogue 1956-1971. It was an ashtray, made in clear, brown, green, gray, petrol green, light blue, olive in two different sizes. The small...

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1960s Aseda vase with heavy base and turned lip

This is an interesting one. This piece was sold to us as a Kaj Franck piece, but when we checked our research books for this piece we found that although it's very similar to Franck's model no 260 for Nuutajarvi (see the second to last photo which...
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