Paavo & Helena Tynell Cast Brass Bowl Model no. 4, Taito 1940s
By Paavo Tynell, Helena Tynell, Taito Oy
Located in Helsinki, FI
These rare and beautiful works by Tynell and the fact that there are several different models make them collectable and are something special to have. The bowl is stamped Taito Oy. T...
Brass
Paavo Tynell Silver Plated Bowl
By Taito Oy, Paavo Tynell
Located in North Miami, FL
Silver plated bowl designed by Paavo Tynell and manufactured by his own company Taito circa 1950's.
Silver Plate
Rare 1950s Paavo Tynell Model AB-9 Anamorphic Brass Bowl for Taito Oy
By Taito Oy, Paavo Tynell
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Rare 1950s Paavo Tynell Model AB-9Anamorphic brass bowl for Taito Oy. Executed in solid and lovely patinated brass.
Brass
Paavo Tynell, Pewter Bowl, 1940s
By Paavo Tynell, Taito Oy
Located in Berlin, DE
Paavo Tynell pewter bowl, manufactured by Taito Oy, Finland, 1940s signed.
Pewter
Paavo Tynell Chandelier with Snowflakes Model 9065
By Paavo Tynell
Located in St.Petersburg, FL
A rare and beautiful Paavo Tynell chandelier, circa 1950s. Stamped made in Finland, Taito Oy, 9065. A note about the artist: "Paavo Viljo Tynell (25 January 1890-13 September 1973) ...
Brass
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