Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim.

Kauklahden Lasitehdas | Vase

€80,00
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Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim.
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  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A close up from the side.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view from the top angle.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view from the side.
  • Kauklahden Lasitehdas | Vase
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view of the bottom.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view from the top.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A close up from the side.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view from the top angle.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view from the side.
  • Kauklahden Lasitehdas | Vase
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view of the bottom.
  • Mouthblown glass vase by Kauklahden Lasi from the 1940s. Brown with white rim. A view from the top.
Kauklahden Lasitehdas | Vase

Kauklahden Lasitehdas | Vase

€80,00
€80,00
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Description

Glass vase by Kauklahden Lasitehdas 1940s

Height approx. 12 cm

Width 5 cm at the bottom

This small vase has a delicate form and is mouth blown with beautiful opaque light brown glass. The rim has a white detail.

The vase is in very good vintage condition, no fractions or scratches.

Kauklahden Lasitehdas Oy operated in Kauklahti, Espoo, from 1923 to 1952. The factory was founded by Claes Norstedt, the former director of the Iittala Glass Factory, who sold the factory to Riihimäen Lasi Oy as early as 1927. The factory continued as an independent subsidiary until in 1952, as the owner closed the factory some of the equipment and employees moved to Riihimäki. Many of the glass items continued in production at Riihimäki.

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