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Laguneblaa bowl, Per Lütken (Holmegaard, 1960) | Scandinavian Art Glass383 of 707 |  |  |
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This one isanamazing piece. It weighs around 2900 gr. and has a diameter of 17 cm.
It is a unika piece, made for exhibition in apparently small numbers (I've read somewhere that Holmegaard Unika items in certain designs were made in the hundresds...). The sahpe is simmilar to a properlycommercialized design in this range, but the other one has straight shoulders whereas this one has them all rounded.
y theway, this was made in July 1963.
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Tester piece for show?
I am not really sure. But not a tester in the same way my big candleholder was made for (http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/39160-laguneblaa-candleholder-per-ltken-ho?in=user).
I wish i kew more about these items.