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cobaltcobold

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I love glass design after WW II. I am just a beginner.

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Gunnar Ander Bowl for Lindshammar in the Cascade Series - Art Glassin Art Glass
11 days ago
Klaus Breit Jugs for Wiesenthalhütte 3001, 3002, and 3003 - Art Glassin Art Glass
15 days ago
Little Bowl, possibly by Pallmé-König - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Helena Tynell Lankkupullo 1736 for Riihimäen - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Little bowl possibly of the Holmegaard Cascade Series by Per Lütken - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Red Pablo Vase 1388 by Erkkitapio Siiroinen for Riihimäen Lasi - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Randsfjord Glassverk Blue Vase by Benny Motzfeldt or Torbjørn Torgersen - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Bengt Edenfalk Candleholders for Skruf - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Wiesenthalhütte Jug 3003 and glasses 505 by Klaus Breit - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Klaus Breit Bottle Vase for Wiesenthalhütte, 1973 - Art Glassin Art Glass
4 months ago

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  1. So, you start with ceramics!
  2. Unique.
  3. @rebessin. That's what I thought. I like these personal works more and more. And it's fascinating for me to see that all these glass designer names were so known in Sweden at these times. It's a real ...
  4. @rebessin, I'd be happy if I could answer you the question. My knowledge is really limited. I am learning by collecting and listening (to you, Austro, Sandra and all the others). I hope that Sandra wi...
  5. I envy you above all the objects in the second picture which I didn't know. I love the orientalism in his forms, and I still have to say that I nearly prefer Vallien's early to his later works. I pres...
  6. So much is missing. I never saw all these wonderful bottles on the market!
  7. I thin it's it. Rare item. Congrats.
  8. Once again, this vase is touching and beautiful. thanks for the technical explanations.
  9. You collect since many years. For me this passion is rather new. It's difficult not to be impatient.
  10. You have such a great collection!
  11. Really amazing.
  12. I am dreaming of one, too.
  13. In pink. Incredible. The only one I ever saw.
  14. Extravagant!
  15. By the way: There must be a way to make the links active. Try to click "enter" after copying in the link. Like that it's easier for the users - and better for the search engines. And what a picture, y...
  16. Dear rebessin, this is a beautiful thing about design. There is not such a cult of originality as in art but a much more cooperative and inpirational approach, which doesn't mean that there is no such...
  17. They belong to my favorites!
  18. Extremely valuable informations as ever. These vases are overwhelming. By the way, Antonio da Ros is not so bad either. Look at this one: http://www.antiquehelper.com/item/352582 I am always fa...
  19. Fantastic. I hope you have a good insurance!
  20. Very bold form. There are also beautiful glasses which belong to it.
  21. Dear kisslikeether, thank you. Unfortunately I don't own this book. Who is Torbjørn Torgersen? Very often these vases are attributed to Benny Motzfeldt.
  22. Hm, so you would say, that it is much younger, even after WW II? But the handwriting is rather old fashioned.
  23. By the way: I just presented a piece which could be Pallmé-König: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/86228-little-bowl-possibly-by-pallm-knig?in=user Could be another house, too. Id on't ha...
  24. Dear Dave, I am really touched that you answered in such a length. Yes, it's true that one has to think about these questions. My collection is only rudimentary until now and not very systematic. But ...
  25. Very beautiful.
  26. Dear Dave, thank you. This is impressing and even a little frightening. Collecting can become an obsession. And the intenet makes it possible to get your drugs with much more efficiency than ever befo...
  27. @artislove, yes, and I like the colors. Nevertheless - it would be good to know the maker! You should never trust the dealers.
  28. Dear Astro, I add all the pictures I have made. Perhaps I'll take further ones, more systematically.
  29. Thank you, artislove, do you think, it is cascade?
  30. @BELLIN68, @artislove - thank you. Bellin, you are right, I am not a beginner anymore, I am an addict!
  31. Needless to say that I love VL. Are you sure that you stopped buying? I could buy every day. Internet is terrible for this sort of vice.
  32. It's original! Does it belong to a series?
  33. I love these glasses. Unfortunately they are very sought after. The pitcher is great. I got one in light blue, the other day and will present it here. No glasses yet. I am a real Saara Hopea fan.
  34. You have them all now. Am I wrong?
  35. I love Lindshammar and Gunnar Anders work, so far as I know it. They really belong to the innovators. The candle sticks are very nice.
  36. Oh, I didn't look yet. I just wanted to ask whether you looked for it in the book. It really looks very much like WH.
  37. Didn't you find it in the WH book? It's really great!
  38. Well, you rectified it! And thanks to Google everybody who is searching this vase will come across your posting.
  39. Mine doesn't look: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/art-glass/overview I love these vases.
  40. Look at this rather recent article about her (and use Google Translate or learn German): http://de.lauritzblog.com/2012/02/14/lisa-larson-und-ihr-zoologischer-garten/
  41. Dear Rebessin. What I meant is, that it would be fine to have them publisehd in the internet. This would be interesting for all collectors.
  42. It's strage how difficult it is to find WH - vases yes, glass for use, no.
  43. Dear Rebessin. Thank you for these informations. They are so valuable! So they Skruf of nowadays is only the "revived" Skruf of earlier times. By the way I found some informations about Bengt Edenfalk...
  44. @GlasswareGuy. What are WH prices? BIN ist Buy it Now, I suppose.
  45. The stackables are REALLY expensive. 50 Euros for 1 glass in red!
  46. @vlkma238412 Yes, in a way am afraid that we are concurrents. We have the same preferences, we watch the same auctions on Ebay and Tradera, and I ask myself whether the sense of CW is to increase the ...
  47. @austro. Thank you for mentioning me. But I am just a beginner, and I observe that I am not very consequent in my tastes. I just bought a little Palme & König bowl form the Twenties which has nothing ...
  48. I like the glasses very much.
  49. How did you get these holes into the rim?
  50. Gorgeous.
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Gunnar Nylund vase on heel base - Strombergshyttan 1950s. Fish sculptures Flavio Poli (Seguso Vetri d'Arte, 1950s) Blue series vase - Bertil Vallien Boda/Åfors. 12 parts of the Blue Series - Bertil Vallien, Boda-Åfors 1960s. nanny still ametisti Timo Sarpaneva Drop vase B820 - Asta Stromberg for Strombergshyttan late 1950s SAFIR teardrop vases, Per Lütken (Holmegaard, 1955) Wiesenthalhütte 3010 AKVA candleholders, Per Lütken (Holmegaard, 1973) Portomarinica ashtrays set, Cerámicas de Castro/Sargadelos (1970s) Strombergshyttan vase with small bubbles in underlay. Strombergshyttan bowl 1950s - likely a Gunnar Nylund design. Small bowls - Gunnar Nylund for Strombergshyttan 1950s - 60s. Asta Stromberg bowl - Special Collection for Strombergshyttan. Rare little item - probably Strombergshyttan by Gunnar Nylund!? 9 glass items from the TONA range, Bengt Orup (Johansfors, 1957) Gerda Stromberg for Strombergshyttan 1930s.

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