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Aimo Okkolin for Riihimäen Lasi Stromboli serie ( product nr 1436 )1963-68. marked with stamp . the large one is 25 cm high the shorter one 20.5 cm
The color is great ( the same color as my tynell's) mazarine blue
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Stunning and very beautiful:)
He (or she??) has made some beautiful shapes!
cant find much information about him other then that he joined the company in 1937 and stayed untill his retirement in 1976.
Distinguishing marks – most are unmarked, but engraved either with “Riihimaen Lasi oy” or “Oy Riihimaki”. Sometimes the designer’s name is also present with a date. With pieces produced from the early 1960?s onwards you may come across any of three styles of label-logo: a lynx standing with a raised paw about the word “Riihimaki” (c1950?s and 60?s), an animal paw print above “Riihimaen/lasi” (c1970?s), or “Riihimaki” above a lynx over the word “Finland”, all within a heart shape (c1980?s).
Just got the 3rd and smallest one 15 cm high ,I now have all 3 sizes nice set
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Congratulations on the third. Looks great with the other two, too!