• Set of 4 Driftwood Glasses by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks, Sweden, 1970s.
  • Set of 4 Driftwood Glasses by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks, Sweden, 1970s.
  • Set of 4 Driftwood Glasses by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks, Sweden, 1970s.
  • Set of 4 Driftwood Glasses by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks, Sweden, 1970s.

    Set of 4 Driftwood Glasses by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks, Sweden, 1970s.

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    Set of four Driftwood glasses, designed by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks, embodies the organic elegance and tactile warmth characteristic of Swedish design from the 1970s. The textured surface, inspired by weathered driftwood, creates a natural dialogue between material and environment, reflecting the deep Nordic connection to nature.

    Crafted with refined precision, these glasses celebrate an era where form and function harmonized effortlessly. Their sturdy yet graceful presence offers both practical use and a poetic invitation to experience everyday moments with depth and beauty.

    Ideal for serving spirits or refreshing beverages, the Driftwood glasses stand as timeless examples of Scandinavian modern design and craftsmanship.

     

    OBJECT SPECIFICATIONS

    PRODUCT: Set of 4 Driftwood Glasses
    DESIGNER: Bengt Edenfalk (Attributed)
    MANUFACTURER: Skruf Glassworks
    ORIGIN: Sweden
    PERIOD: 1970s
    MATERIAL & TECHNIQUE: Pressed glass
    COLOR: Clear with textured finish
    TEXTURE: Organic-inspired texture
    CONDITION: Excellent condition
    DIMENSIONS: (+/-) Diameter: 6.5 cm; Height: 16.5 cm

     
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