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Liked this vase, noticed it was signed when I bought it from the thrift store for $3.75. did some research, found out it is a Vicke Lindstand through Kosta glass. I've seen many differing prices, and would love to know if anyone had a real value for it? have seen $2000 and $250...
Thanks for looking!
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Kiss: LH 1335 HD 90 Kosta, thats what it reads on the bottom of the Vase. When i looked it up it said it was from 1958 and by Vicke Lindstrand. If you know anything about it please share : )
Yes LH = Lindstrand Handformed & 1335 is 1958 I'm perplexed by the HD90 though
Kiss: I have been searching for another Blue vase like this one, just to fine an appropriate value for it. I have seen a green one, red one, and a clear one... what do you think? do you know if some colors are more valuable than others?
thanks!
http://www.freeformsusa.com/glass/lind1.htm about half way down. I find eBay prices are about 1/2 of these.
In Sweden you got these for about 80 USD for the moment. I bought one like this, in the same color (HD90 are the colour code) for the price of 550 svkr (about 80 USD) on an online auction a few weeks ago. They are very beautiful!