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Posted 3 months ago
rebessin
(48 items)
Shape like Kaj Franck...
http://retroartglass.com/store/item/1zmvh/Glass_Archives/Kaj_Franck_Delicate_Blown_Glass_Bowl_Set.html
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/74309-kaj-franck
...or Kastrup/Holmegaard. Maybe swedish, Ryd, Gullaskruf, Alsterfors, Alvesta? Do you have any idea who is behind the bowl and the vase? Or as simple as IKEA or any other department store? Ryd, Alvesta Bergdala and other glassworks made glass on order. They took out a form after the drawings they received from the client, and then made glass in large quantities to a low price.
Scandinavian Art GlassIt isn’t easy to pin down Scandinavian art glass. Like the people of the re…
stunning shape and style:)
Thanks BELLIN, love the pieces too.
What I know about glass is that's it's fragile, but really love this color, outstanding.
Another possibility is Lindshammar and Gunnar Ander? I have seen glass from Lindshammar in similar green-blue color.
Not Danish as far as i can tell... as for Lindshammar, take a look at the bowl in the second picture at this link :) I think you guessed well!!!
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/52043-jug-gunnar-ander-lindshammar-1950s?in=collection-111
Thanks austrohungaro! I think you have solved the mystery. The candlesticks in the picture are exactly the same I have seen in this blue-green color, and I am going to bid on a pair right now online. The bowl sems to be the same as here. New color "heliotrop" must be this blue-green nuance.
Thanks Nils!!! I am happy (and proud!) I could help you identifying some Swedish glass... but after all you were already in the good way yourself! :)
Stunning!!!