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Posted 1 year ago
GlasswareGuy
(22 items)
From Left to Right:
- 2003 (i-103) Shot Glass designed by Timo Sarpaneva in 1956
Made in glass, available in clear and i-colours
Turned mould blown
Height 5cm (4cl)
- 2004 (i-104) Tumbler designed by Timo Sarpaneva in 1956
Made in glass, available in clear, red and i-colours
Turned mould blown
Height 9cm (30cl)
- Dessert Bowl designed by Timo Sarpaneva or Erkki Vesanto 1960s??
Made in glass, available in i-colours
Turned mould blown
Height 4,5cm
Diameter 8cm
- 2003 (i-103) Drinking Glass designed by Timo Sarpaneva in 1956
Made in glass, available in clear and i-colours
Turned mould blown
Height 7cm (15cl)
They are also available in 20cl.
- 2307 (i-307) Bowl designed by Timo Sarpaneva in 1958
Made in glass, available in clear and i-colours
Turned mould blown
Height 4cm
Diameter 10cm
They are also available in 18cm diameter
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