Pukeberg Sweden

Vintage art glass four candle sticks holder from Pukeberg Glasbruk. The design is by Staffan Gellerstedt. 2 items are available.

Swedish design, 1960s. Measures: 37 x 10 cm. In excellent condition.  

Harald Notini is regarded as one of the leading figures of Swedish Grace and early Scandinavian modern lighting design.

Blue glass mushroom table lamp or desk lamp. Swirling in a tie-dye like pattern, shades of blue mix with touches of white. Molded in a single, solid piece of glass, this lamp is open...

A rare and highly collectible pair of Model 15509 wall lights designed by Harald Notini for Böhlmarks, one of Sweden’s foremost lighting manufacturers during the mid-twentieth century.

The striking glass base was mouth-blown into a mold at Pukebergs glassworks, one of Sweden's iconic glassmaking workshops.

Lindshammar Glasbruk (or Glassworks), was founded in 1905 by Robert Rensch, a German glassblower who had worked at other Swedish glass factories (Pukeberg and Kosta). In its early ...

He designed for Kosta Boda until 1973, started his own smithery, then returned to glass design in 1980s and worked for smaller glassworks in Sweden, such as Pukeberg, Transjö, Åhus, ...

He continued to study glass at Alfred University (BFA) and the Pukeberg School of Design, Sweden. A resident of Corning, N.Y., Mirer has been an independent designer/maker since 2004.