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    Wilke Adolfsson (b.1940), Cobalt Blue & Pink Glass Bowl

    Wilke Adolfsson (b.1940), Cobalt Blue & Pink Glass Bowl

    $280 (approx conversion from £225)

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    About this item

    Wilke Adolfsson (Swedish b.1940)
    Cobalt Blue & Rose Pink Glass Bowl
    Handblown coloured glass
    Orrefors, Småland, Sweden
    Signed & Dated 1985

    Measures:-
    22 cm diameter x 15 cm high

    A beautifully controlled, hand-blown glass centrepiece bowl in contrasting and complimentary colours of cobalt blue and pale pink, blushing to rose pink towards the rim. Engraved signature "Wilke. A. 85" to the pontil mark.

    Wilke Adolfsson was born in the Swedish village of Orrefors, synonymous with the famous glassworks which was based there. He started blowing glass at the Gullaskruf glassworks in the 1950's. He was master at the Orrefors Glassworks from 1963-78. In 1979 he established 'Studio Stenhytta' with the German glassmaker Ann Wolff (b.1937) at Tranjö in Sweden. In 1983 he started his own studio 'Wilkes Studioglas' back in Orrefors, designing and blowing everything himself. 

    For a flat centrepiece bowl or charger by Wilke Adolfsson, signed and dated 1984, see Art Institute of Chicago 1991.638 (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Wiiken). For a purple glass bowl of similar dimensions see National Museum of Sweden (17001-26267).

    Wear to the footrim commensurate with the age of the bowl.

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    Additional Information

    Code

    10828 (AB-117656)

    Dimensions

    H: 15cm  (5.9")Di: 22cm  (8.7")

    Period

    Late 20th Century

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