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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Scandinavian Glass => Topic started by: glassobsessed on July 02, 2009, 04:42:44 PM
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I was wondering about a name for this candlestick and designer (so I can sound knowledgable when I sell it). :24:
Reminds me of a set from the original Superman film, probably where Superman kept his Cryptonite.
Many thanks, John.
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http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,6819.0.html - believed to be Ann Warff.
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Thank you Anne.
I have to admit to not searching on the message board before posting (I did look elsewhere on t'internet, promise). I think I will try it out and if it looks as good as Ivo suggests maybe it's a keeper.
John.
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Browsing older threads...
I´ve got a larger, mould-blown version of this candleholder. Think it´s signed
G. Wärff. I´ll post pictures tomorrow. :)
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I have one of these sitting in front of me on my coffee table. It's beautiful when lit up with a votive. Mine is unmarked, but I've always suspected it was Kosta. Now I know for sure!
I think may be called "Igloo".
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er, I mean "Polar". :-[
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Here it is. It´s ca. 12cm tall and wide and weighs a ton (read: >2kg - that´s, where my kitchen
scales end). It´s signed `Kosta 67513 G. Wärff´. Does anyone know, whether the numbers
indicate a certain date of manufacture?
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Thanks for the name, Dorian! It´s described as ´Polar´ in ´The Kosta Boda Book Of Glass´.
See (scroll down) picture of the book in question in this ebay auction:
http://cgi.cafr.ebay.ca/Kosta-Boda-Goran-Warff-Polar-Candle-Holder-Igloo-/250644288824
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Glad I could finally be of some use. Usually I'm just needing information and have none to give. Cheers! :hiclp:
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The Kosta Boda Book Of Glass was the title for the 1986 trade catalogue, rather than it being a reference book proper, That will at least give you an approximate period of production, Dirk, or at least a window in to it.
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Thanks, Nic! :)