Orient & Flume Art Glass
USA 1979.
Charles Lutton
USA 1973.
Charles Lutton
USA 1973.
Volcano by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda 8cm x 12cm
From the “Volcano” range of bowls designed in the 1980s by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda’s handmade label artists collection. The effects were created by blowing glass into a mould clad with steel wire resulting in a textured iridescent verdigris overlay on clear. 8cm high, 12cm long.
Volcano by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda
Two examples from the “Volcano” range of bowls designed in the 1980s by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda’s handmade label artists collection. The effects in these individual pieces [#58136 & #58137] were created by blowing glass into a mould clad with steel wire resulting in a textured iridescent verdigris overlay on clear. The smaller circa 8cm high, 12cm long; the larger circa 10cm high; 16.5cm long.
Volcano by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda 10cm x 16.5cm
From the “Volcano” range of bowls designed in the 1980s by Bertil Vallien for Kosta Boda’s handmade label artists collection. The effects were created by blowing glass into a mould clad with steel wire resulting in a textured iridescent verdigris overlay on clear. 10cm x 16.5cm.
Tapio Wirkkala 1
Finland, 1915 – 1986; diamond wheel engraved glass VASE from the Chanterelle / Kantarelli series designed in 1946. Engraved to base Tapio Wirkkala 3283. 12 cm. The Kantarelli vase takes its name and shape from the chanterelle mushroom. It is one of the great pieces of Scandinavian design and won the prestigious Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale exhibition in 1951. Tapio Wirkkala is one of the most famous Finnish designers of the 20th century. A sculptor and woodcarver, Wirkkala’s designs for glass, ceramics and metal all reflect his passion for the natural forms of the harsh landscape of his native Finland. Three vases in other sizes from this series are currently on display at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra.
Tapio Wirkkala 2
Finland, 1915 – 1986; diamond wheel engraved glass VASE from the Chanterelle / Kantarelli series designed in 1946. Engraved to base Tapio Wirkkala 3283. 12 cm. The Kantarelli vase takes its name and shape from the chanterelle mushroom. It is one of the great pieces of Scandinavian design and won the prestigious Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale exhibition in 1951. Tapio Wirkkala is one of the most famous Finnish designers of the 20th century. A sculptor and woodcarver, Wirkkala’s designs for glass, ceramics and metal all reflect his passion for the natural forms of the harsh landscape of his native Finland. Three vases in other sizes from this series are currently on display at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra.
Tapio Wirkkala 3
Finland, 1915 – 1986; diamond wheel engraved glass VASE from the Chanterelle / Kantarelli series designed in 1946. Engraved to base Tapio Wirkkala 3283. 12 cm. The Kantarelli vase takes its name and shape from the chanterelle mushroom. It is one of the great pieces of Scandinavian design and won the prestigious Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale exhibition in 1951. Tapio Wirkkala is one of the most famous Finnish designers of the 20th century. A sculptor and woodcarver, Wirkkala’s designs for glass, ceramics and metal all reflect his passion for the natural forms of the harsh landscape of his native Finland. Three vases in other sizes from this series are currently on display at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra.
Tapio Wirkkala Signature
Finland, 1915 – 1986; diamond wheel engraved glass VASE from the Chanterelle / Kantarelli series designed in 1946. Engraved to base Tapio Wirkkala 3283. 12 cm. The Kantarelli vase takes its name and shape from the chanterelle mushroom. It is one of the great pieces of Scandinavian design and won the prestigious Grand Prix at the Milan Triennale exhibition in 1951. Tapio Wirkkala is one of the most famous Finnish designers of the 20th century. A sculptor and woodcarver, Wirkkala’s designs for glass, ceramics and metal all reflect his passion for the natural forms of the harsh landscape of his native Finland. Three vases in other sizes from this series are currently on display at the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra.