Vicke Lindstrand engraved glass block with fishing scene Kosta 1960s

Vicke Lindstrand engraved glass block with fishing scene Kosta 1960s

Code: G779

Dimensions:

H: 10cm (3.9")D: 4.5cm (1.8")L: 14.2cm (5.6")

£325.00 plus postage Approx $406.25, €379.67, ¥65000
 

Vicke Lindstrand glass block with Stockholm Palace on the back and man fishing on the front, LG 2441 Kosta, Sweden, 1966/67. Signed Kosta V. Lindstrand.  The Kosta paper sticker is also present on the front of the block. 14.2 x 10 x 4.5 cm.

Excellent condition. Small rubber pads attached to the base to avoid scratches.

Viktor (Vicke) Lindstrand (1904-83) was one of the pioneers of Swedish glass. He began his work at Orrefors in 1928 producing many high quality pieces of etched glass and Graal glass in an Art Deco style. Along with Edvin Ohrstrom he pioneered the Aerial glass technqiue. In the 1940s he moved to Uppsala Ekeby to design ceramics. He returned to glass design in 1950 but to the other leading glass factory in Sweden, Kosta, where he became artistic director. The diversity and originality of his work both before and after the war makes him one of the foremost glass designers in Sweden. His work is held in museums worldwide.