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Glass Vase w/ Embossed Abstracted Tree/Flower Design, Beautiful...Scandinavian? | Scandinavian Art Glass285 of 710 |  |  |
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Budek
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Howdy!,
This is a recent acquisition. Thin glass, with an embossed design of abstracted trees and flowers.
It has a few bubble inclusions in the glass, but seems an excellent quality piece.
No signature or other engraved marks, no sticker.
It strikes me as Scandinavian,....but I don't really know, that's just a gut impression.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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Scandinavian Art GlassIt isn’t easy to pin down Scandinavian art glass. Like the people of the re…
Totally Scandinavian! It's the FLORA design by Oiva Toikka from 1966. It was designed for Nuutajärvi Notsjö.
Dear Austro, You've got quite an eye, and quite a mind,..........Boy!, was that FAST! I'm impressed.
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!
Hello Tony, Thank You for the love.
this is very stunning:)
Thank You Sean!
your very welcome Tony:)
Hello Budek. This is a really fun pattern! I found a piece too. I am adding the link because there is some good info in the comments.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/52003-new-scandinavian-finds
Hey Amber, Thanks for the comment and for directing me to your piece of the pattern, the comments were very interesting indeed!:)
Good to know, Big Thanks for the heads up.
I'm sho nuff lovin' this piece!!