• Textured glass bowl by Hadeland Glassverk, Norway, 1970s.
  • Textured glass bowl by Hadeland Glassverk, Norway, 1970s.
  • Textured glass bowl by Hadeland Glassverk, Norway, 1970s.
  • Textured glass bowl by Hadeland Glassverk, Norway, 1970s.

    Textured glass bowl by Hadeland Glassverk, Norway, 1970s.

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    Massive glass bowl from Hadeland Glassverk exemplifies the refined artistry of Norwegian mid-century design. Crafted in the 1970s, the bowl features a textured exterior reminiscent of natural ice formations, capturing the essence of Scandinavia's rugged landscapes. The clear glass material allows light to interact with its surface, creating a dynamic play of reflections and shadows.

    Hadeland Glassverk, established in 1762, is renowned for its commitment to quality and design innovation. During the mid-20th century, the glassworks collaborated with prominent designers to produce pieces that seamlessly blend functionality with artistic expression. This bowl stands as a testament to that legacy, offering both utility and aesthetic appeal.

     

    OBJECT SPECIFICATIONS

    PRODUCT: Nautilus textured glass bowl
    DESIGNER:  Hadeland Glassverk
    MANUFACTURER: Hadeland Glassverk
    ORIGIN: Norway
    PERIOD: 1970s
    MATERIAL & TECHNIQUE: Pressed glass
    COLOR: Clear
    TEXTURE: Frosted, ice-like relief
    CONDITION: Excellent condition
    DIMENSIONS: Diameter: 21 cm; Height: 16 cm

     
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