Swedish glass. Set of three organic freeform glass vases with fluid shapes in blue and pink tones. 1970s. v The teapot measures: 24

The teapot measures: 24

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Carl Auböck II built on the influence of the early 20th century Bauhaus style to develop a novel approach to designing domestic objects that would be essential to the evolution of Austrian modernism

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Swedish glass. Set of three organic freeform glass vases with fluid shapes in blue and pink tones. 1970s. v The teapot measures: 24Swedish glass Set of three vases, 1970s. Organic freeform vases in blue and pink tones, with fluid shapes typical of Swedish studio glass from the 1970s, where colour and form were used expressively and sculpturally. Origin: Sweden. Material: Glass. Dimensions: H. 2229 cm, D. 69 cm. Period: 1970s. Condition: One vase with a small chip on the bottom (see picture). Bio: Swedish studio glass from the 1970s is characterised by playful design and