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Labelled Orrefors abstract sculpture

We like glass sculptures, so we couldn't go past this one from Orrefors, at a bargain price.  It has the initials/logo RF, but we don't know what this stands for.  Our best guess is that the sculpture represents a logo or mascot, presuma...
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Big signed 1960 Selandia Per Lutken Holmegaard bowl

The first picture is one of Holmegaard's original print advertisements for this design. This is arguably the classic glass bowl of the era. The organic shape still looks dramatic and stylish today. The strong rounded edges are a feature of the ...
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Rare 1955 Paul Kedelv signed heavy sommerso vase for Flygsfors

This is one that will make your friends suddenly understand why you rave about art glass.  The second image is, I think, the one that will best explain it, so you'll need to click through to see that. Paul Kedelv created art glass that was d...
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Very heavy signed and labelled 1970s Ann and Goran Warff 'water bottle' lampbase for Kosta

"Cool" in every sense of the word. As you would expect from such talented designers, this witty imitation of a water bottle is not just clever, but also very beautiful. The bubbles in the centre are given extra interest and definition ...
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Heavy (3.3kg) Scandinavian art glass bowl

This is a large, impressive, unsigned bowl in amber, yellow, and blue.  We previously attributed it to Kjell Blomberg for Gullaskruf, based on a picture in Pina and Vigier's Scandinavian Glass 1930-2000 which shows a picture of one (p21) sign...
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Heavy, moulded Paul Kedelv, 1964 Sargasso bowl for Reijmyre

Kedelv is one of our favourite mid-century glass designers.  Much of his work at Flygsfors between 1952 and 1956 was outstanding.  After Flygsfors, he went to Reijmyre and, among other things, designed this clever and beautiful bowl in t...
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Signed Edward Hald 1955 slipgraal bowl for Orrefors

We particularly liked the combination of the cut swirl pattern and the flower in the middle of the base of this piece, and we also liked the price. Because of the complexity and time-consuming nature of the manufacturing process, graal is rare an...
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Pair of stylish 1970s retro German vases from Walther

These are groovy bud vases from Walther of Germany. The company has been in existence in one form or another since 1879, so they know what they're doing. It's still in business today. “Walther-Glas” in Bad Driburg produces pressed dome...
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1950s Vicke LIndstrand off-centre vase

This heavy piece (nearly 2kg) is one of a number of variations of the off-centre vase designed by Lindstrand and blown by master glassblower Bengt Heintze using a bent blow pipe.  It is harder to find than some of the others. It's broader in...
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6 Pukeberg butter knife holders in original box

Here is something beautiful and rare for your dinner table. They can be used for place cards or napkins, but I believe they were designed to be butter knife holders. They have corrugations on the base that give them an intriguing and ever-changi...
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