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Danish Holmegaard Greenland Vase PER LÜTKEN | Scandinavian Art Glass690 of 704 |  |  |
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This vase is the largest of a series called GRØNLAND, GREENLAND - dessigned by Per Lütken, for the Holmegaard Glasværk in 1961. My "torpedo"vase is marked with the date 1961 & Per's monogram.
Navn: Grønland torpedo formet vase.
Height/ Højde: 40,0 cm.
Diameter: 5,0-12,5 cm.
Weight/Vægt: 998 gram.
It is about the same height as my big drop vase and I often have the two displayed together on a Bruno Matthsson Annika table.
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Grønland is one of my favourite Lütken ranges. Congratulations!
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Many thanks AmberRose and BeauxPurdy too!