This large glass centerpiece or ashtray, produced by Pukeberg in Sweden in the 1970s, exemplifies Scandinavian modernism in utilitarian glass design. Crafted from thick, clear glass with a cool, slightly bluish tint reminiscent of ice, the piece features a pronounced, textured surface with irregular geometric facets that evoke the look of natural ice blocks—a motif emblematic of Swedish mid-century aesthetics. The outer rim is composed of vertical, angular segments, lending the vessel a sculptural, architectural silhouette. The glass is glossy and highly reflective, with a smooth interior that contrasts with the rugged, tactile feel of the exterior. Diameter is approximately 18 cm, height 5 cm. There are no visible damages, chips, or cracks; the condition is described as excellent, with minimal signs of use. This bowl carries the crisp spirit of a Swedish winter from the 1970s. It echoes a glacier fragment brought straight from nature into the interior—a block that plays with light and shadow, revealing the complexity of simple materials. The glass seems to tell a story of Scandinavian clarity and a fascination with nature that permeated the era’s design language. The tactile contrast between the smooth center and the sculpted, rough edge, combined with subtle blue tones and shifting reflections, turns every play of light into a small optical study. The piece can be used as a standalone accent on a coffee table or console in the living room, where its sculptural form will draw the eye. It would suit interiors inspired by mid-century modern or Scandinavian minimalism, especially when paired with
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Height5 cm
Length18 cm
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Height5 cm
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