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Left:
2518 Carafe designed by Timo Sarpaneva in 1960
Made in glass, available in i-colours
Turned mould blown, flared
Height 24cm
Middle:
Decanter designed by Timo Sarpaneva in ?
Made in glass, available in 2(?) colours (olive green and amber)
Turned mould blown, flared
Height 23,5cm
Right:
2504 Decanter designed by Timo Sarpaneva in ?
Made in glass, available in i-colours
Turned mould blown, flared
Height 22,5cm
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I wish I had the amber one aswell.
I've never seen them in other colors tho. Just these two.
And I'll do some more research on the 2504..
Thanks for the info tho :-)
really great pieces