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Glass Discussion & Research. NO IDENTIFICATION REQUESTS here please. => Scandinavian Glass => Topic started by: D-4-Delphis on April 22, 2013, 10:07:07 AM
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Please can anybody help me identify this beautiful bottle type vase that I recently purchased... It has a smoked grey finish, smooth round polished pontil and square central section depicting a raised face on either side, one male and one female very much in the Eric Hoglund style... Vase measures 225mm in height and has a textured bark like lower section... It is a beautiful piece and feels very Scandinavian to me... Would it have originally had a stopper? Any input would be much appreciated... Many thanks... David
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Alsterfors may be worth looking into, reminds me a little of some Per Olof Strom designs.....
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(and welcome to the GMB!) ;)
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Thanks for that David... I checked online but couldn't find anything similar... Appreciate your input... I'll keep searching :)
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Thanks Greg.... I'll keep searching :)
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:) Your welcome, your vase reminded me originally of this Alsterfors piece, although I haven't seen the same design as on your vase before. I'm sure someone will recognise in due course, its quite a distinctive design.
http://www.20thcenturyglass.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=66_83&products_id=4720&zenid=d6faab8eb15bf266966f9024919dcf81
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Can you get some more detail in a couple of photos, one that shows a face - try turning the bottle a fraction and another showing the base clearly?
John
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Once again Greg... Thanks for the input... Kind regards... David
Hi John, I've has another go with the pictures :)
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Thanks, the new photos are better - now I can see clearly that I don't know. :D
One possibility might include Wiktor Berndt who produced designs in a naive or primitive style for Flygsfors.
John
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John, who did those mugs with cartoon people on? it wasn't Hoglund - I think it was a Bjorn someone or someone beginning with B? And it escapes me who the factory was for as well.
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not what I was thinking of but apparently this decanter was Bjorkhult
http://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,18763.msg114642.html#msg114642
Skruf - Bengt Edenfalk is what I was thinking of - maybe Skruf as a possibility
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These? http://precisensan.com/antikforum/showthread.php?15352-Erik-H%F6glund&p=146856&viewfull=1#post146856
Apparently Edenfalk for Skruf that one.
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yes :) I remembered it and added above once I'd posted.
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I spelled Bjorkshult without the S in in my post above - and there is a brown figurative bottle on this site if you scroll down.
http://www.20thcenturygeometrics.co.uk/phdi/p1.nsf/supppages/3628?opendocument&part=2
and also on here
http://pafemtevaningen.com/store/glass/bjorkshult-750-sekset/
I think that's a definite possible for your bottle?
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Brilliant... That's it in brown... Thank you both so much for all the help... David :)
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you're welcome :)
according to the information on http://pafemtevaningen.com/store/glass/bjorkshult-750-sekset/
it was designed by Carl Einar Borgström
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