Ingeborg Lundin ground and cut glass vase with bird Orrefors 1950s

Ingeborg Lundin ground and cut glass vase with bird Orrefors 1950s

Code: G764

Dimensions:

W: 21cm (8.3")H: 21.5cm (8.5")D: 9cm (3.5")

£595.00 plus postage Approx $743.75, €695.09, ¥119000
 

Ingeborg Lundin glass vase with circles and bird with refracted optical illusion incorporated into the design, Orrefors, Sweden 1950s. Signed to the base Orrefors D 3907-111 DCRP.

An important and highly accomplished pieces and one of Lundin's best designs.

Excellent condition.

Ingeborg Lundin (1921-92) was a glass designer for Orrefors where she worked from 1947-71. Her Apple vase is one of the most iconic pieces of Scandinavian glass ever made. She helped to transform the style of glass made at Orrefors after the war. Her engraved glass, glass objects, Graal and Ariel pieces are all amongst the finest pieces of post-War glass design. She won the Lunning prize in 1954 and a gold medal at the Milan Triennale for her Apple vase in 1957. Her work is represented in the National Museum in Stockholm, The British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, and at many museums worldwide.