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Helena Tynell Riihimäen Lasi designed 1959 produced 1959-1962 mazarin blue Glas Spinning Top vase 11 cm high at the widest point 14 cm wide.
dont know what this serie is called dont have any documentation about helena tynell there are 2 sizes this one is the largest one.
used 3 off the sellers pics
all mazarin blue tynell's together
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another stunner as well beautiful:)
I love them. Would like to have them. Very good pictures.
So you got it at last!!! isn't it an amazing design? and you've got your three Tynells in the same Mazarin blue! I LOVE LOVE LOVE THEM!
thanks for the loves and responses I like the shapes but what really did it for me was the color .i have also have seen tamara aladin objects and nanny still objects in this color
and also aimo okkolin used it
Mmmm.... Tynell, Aladin, Okkolin, Still... plus I've got one by Laura Paloheimon in this Mazzarine blue. That's almost all of the creative stuff at Riihimäki LOL