Scandinavian Modern Art Glass Vases by Gote Augustsson, for Kobalt Series 1960's

A lovely accent for just about any room-- use this to display greenery/ tall floral or just as a conversation piece all on it's own. Olive green-- pineapple, diamond or grenade motif...

An original danish modern teak ottoman with an angled top designed to maximize comfort in use. top has an organic ‘wedge’ shape and newer modern upholstery that looks vintage — a te...

Secretary desk designed by Torbjørn Afdal and made by Nesjestranda Møbelfabrikk. Crafted in rosewood (also known as Palisander) with elegant details. Original key and working lock m...

An adaptable small scale storage piece. designed and made in Sweden. Oak case with brass hardware.Two adjustable shelves on right side of case. Professional, skilled furniture resto...

Mid-Century Swedish Brutalist Glass Vase by Göte Augustsson for Ruda, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalo...

Set of 4 art glass vessels designed by Göte Augustsson (1917-2004) for Ruda, Sweden 1960s. The two cobolt blue vessels comprise of vase and serving dish, the green is a candle holder and the tall amber colored is a vase. The size indication refers to the taller amber colored vase.

Börne Augustsson's artistry shines through in this Swedish Modern glass vase created for Åseda Glassworks. Meticulously hand-blown, this Scandinavian Modern piece showcases Augustsson's organic design sensibilities. The vase features a striking violet, so dark that it appears to be black, casing beneath a transparent layer, with the latter expertly treated to create captivating organic pulled shapes. Notably, this vase bears an engraving underneath: "Fa W Johansson Orrefors 25." Despite this marking, it was indeed designed and crafted by Börne Augustsson for Åseda Glassworks. Walter Johansson gained notoriety for his somewhat questionable involvement in buying and selling...

Göte Augustsson (1917-2004) for Ruda. Two vases in blue mouth blown art glass. Swedish design, 1960s. Largest measures: 22 x 9.5 cm. In excellent condition.