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Design by Arne Jon Jutrem. Tall square-shape, internally decorated with random bubbles throughout. Signed near base Hadeland 4074. Height : 28cm. The rebellious but extremely talented Arne Jon Jutrem was employed as a designer from 1950 to 1962. Trained as a painter & graphic artist, he brought an artistic approach to glass, constantly experimenting with new forms, textures & patterns. Ahead of his time, he was clearly influenced by trends in contemporary art. -
Design by Flavio poli Sommerso red/clear glass blown in conical-shape Paper labels Height : 11,5 cm; Diameter : 18 cm S.V.C.C. (Soceita Veneziana Conterie e Cristallerie) Vetri d’Arte was the factory that the famous designer, Flavio Poli worked for as artistic director (1964-1966) after leaving Seguso Vetri d’Arte in 1963. -
Iittala glassworks, Finland. Blown green glass with applied neck ring. Engraved TW. Height : 22,5 cm. Iittala's bottle 2508 was designed by Tapio Wirkkala in 1959. The brown glass bottle can be used as a vase or a carafe, or just an interior design element. The mouth-blown glass bottles were made in two different sizes and they were in production from 1959 to 1968. The bottles were made of brown, clear, green, blue, and dark red glass. 2015 marked 100 years since the birth of Tapio Wirkkala. In celebration of the anniversary year, the glass bottles returned to Iittala’s collection as a limited edition. The collection was numbered from 1 to 2015, and they were engraved with a text "TW 100 Iittala 2015". Anniversary year bottles were produced in turquoise, green, brown and grey.


