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Another treasured find, when I bought my lovely bowl for $4.00 I knew nothing about the maker. I saw it sitting there and loved the deep vibrant colours, (much nicer than I can show) it was quite dirty and the friends with me thought it was plastic, but! I knew it was glass.
When I got it home and washed it, I discovered it was signed on the base, frustratingly it was so badly scuffed that I couldn't make out what it said. Years later after taken a picture and playing with the colours and contrast I finely made it out, but! still none the wiser.
Then one day after trolling though google I saw something very similar, and bingo!! "Erik Hoglund" was I a happy little girl...:-).
I don't know the age of it, I'm guessing mid century would like to know for sure, and anything else that anybody can tell me about it. Many thanks for looking.
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Thank you Bellin68..:-)
The blue and yellow is very Swedish!
Nice.
Love that band!
Great story! I am always intrigued on how people find their treasures. Nice piece.
AmberRose.. ...vetraio50....mrmajestic1......scadinavian thank for your comments and help scandnavian, it is a very! striking yellow and blue band vetraio50.
AmberRose, like you I am treasure hunt junkie and most of my treasures have been found in thrift shops and garage sales, it's the fun and thrill of the hunt.... the find, and then the knowledge gained from the research of each item that keeps me going back, it's definitely a disease....:-) and thank you!
Thank you!...ozmarty
austrohungaro-bratjdd-Deanteaks- thank you all!......:-)
artislove thank you!....:-)
Many thanks mustangtony and toolate2....:-)