Vase, black purple transparent, glass crystal, by V. Lindstrand, Sweden, 1960s.
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This large glass vase from the 1950s, designed by Vicke Lindstrand for the Kosta glassworks in Sweden, exemplifies refined Scandinavian modernism. Its tall, slender silhouette gently tapers towards the top, anchored by a rounded base, emphasizing a pursuit of geometric simplicity. The thick, transparent glass creates a sense of depth, while the primary decorative element consists of vertical stripes—deep black and subtle purple—encased within the glass, forming an elegant linear rhythm along the vessel’s height. The base is signed "kosta lh 1388," confirming authenticity and origin. The vase’s surface is smooth, glossy, and highly light-transmissive, highlighting both its minimalist ornamentation and the craftsmanship involved. The piece is preserved in very good vintage condition, free from visible chips, cracks, or significant traces of use.
Within this glass form, one hears the voice of postwar Scandinavian design: Sweden’s 1950s and 1960s era, when simplicity met craftsmanship and every detail served to emphasize harmony. The stripes suspended in clear glass become a dialogue between light and shadow, while the hint of purple breaks monochrome restraint, lending the vessel a subtle depth. The vase speaks of a time when design was meant to be both functional and
DIMENSION
Height28 cm
Width5 cm
Length7 cm
Dimension details
Length7 cm
Height28 cm
Width5 cm
Weight3 kg
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