This vintage glass vase from Bergdala Glassworks (Sweden, 1970s) presents an exemplary case of Scandinavian minimalism with a sculptural, distinctive silhouette. The construction features clear, transparent glass with a cool, almost icy undertone. The upper, bulbous section is finished in a frosted, finely textured surface, creating a subtle contrast against the smooth, glossy cylindrical neck and gently flared base. The proportions are carefully balanced: the pronounced round upper chamber transitions seamlessly into an elongated, slender neck and a stable, wide foot. The original Bergdala label at the base confirms its authenticity. Made of glass and crystal, the vase is preserved in excellent vintage condition, with no visible signs of wear, chips, or cracks.
The vase tells the story of its era: Swedish design of the 1970s, when clarity of line and the interplay of glass and light were at the heart of modern interiors. It speaks with the quiet voice of a Nordic morning – the frosted upper surface diffuses the light, while the polished neck and base reflect their surroundings like ice on a lake. There is restraint and quiet strength here; the object never dominates, instead subtly enhancing a space and carrying the spirit of Scandinavian simplicity.
The vase can be combined with raw ceramics, bleached wood, or soft textiles to create arrangements in the spirit of mid-century modern or contemporary minimalism. It works beautifully on its own atop a console or coffee table, or as a candle holder – the candlelight reveals gentle nuances in the glass
DIMENSION
Height29 cm
Width11 cm
Length11 cm
Dimension details
Length11 cm
Height29 cm
Width11 cm
Weight2 kg
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