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2 vases: Elsa Söderberg's for Hovmantorp and Sven Palmqvist's for Orrefors | Scandinavian Art Glass518 of 706 |  |  |
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These two vases are pretty simmilar in design, but I prefer's Söderberg's as the stripes on it (the vertical ones) are inside the glass itself, whereas Palmqvist's spyral is an engraved one. Söderberg's is signed H-Torp 67 E Söderberg and Palmqvist's Of P 3405
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Where do you display it all?
haha, that's a good question!!! On several white bookcases, on top of all sort of tables, desks, cabinets... a few on the floor even. I've really got a serious storage problem but I've decided I'm not buying in the next months: I'll work on my website and catalogue instead :) I swore i did and I''l do so! LOL
LOVE THEM!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Website? Tell!
I used to have this website displaying my glass and design collection but I removed it because of the hosting price has doubled within one year... (cheeky people!). So I am working on a new one (better and updated!). Of course I will let everybody know about it as soon as it's online, but it will still take a few months.
Thanks bellin, vet and Amber for your loves!!!
Can't wait! Sounds terrific.
But many of the items (and pics) you all will already know :)
I vote for the Elsa Söderberg!
Me too!!! Am i entitled to vote for one out of two of my own items? LOL
The Palmqvist one is nice, but Söderberg's is an amazing piece: both shape and technique are so superior to Palmqvist's in this case!!!