Scandinavian Glass  

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Please go a bit slowly! :-), this is so great, no time to taste it enough!
Wood and spanky* your collections and knowledge are amazing!
Robert, your "green glasses" collection is incredible.
Where are the other 150 pieces?

Hi Gustavo
I have lots of British glass too!
I'll do some pics for you 🙂

Yes, please!
I cannot wait to see those Brits!
(other thread or edit the title?)
who cares, pics please pics!

OK!
I realise this might make me look a little obsessive though 😉

I call
it 'completist'
the doctors probably have a proper name for it 😉

..and textured pieces
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Piironki
which translates as bureau !

oh glory...
those textured British pieces are DELIGHTFUL.
whose name is attached to those?

My Scandinavian Glass collection is small
Actually, it's an owl collection but only one of them qualifies for this thread.
Designer is Karrstrand
maker is Pukeberg

When talking about...
When talking about Scandinavian glass, I don't think this thread can gone without mentioning/showing Per Lütken's and Otto Brauer's amazing Pop colored vases from the 1960's called "Carnaby" from Holmegaard. I LOVE them and had a rather large collection a few years ago before I switched to collecting ceramics instead.

I found a few pictures of jus...
I found a few pictures of just a few of the vases I've had standing here and there. All are of Scandinavian origin.

Wonderful!
I love the Carnaby Range.. it doesn't suit my home..but they're great !

i'm also a fan of the...
Some wonderful pieces, thanks for sharing them ! i'm also an admirer of of the Carnaby range.I've a small collection of the gulv vases, both the earlier Otto Breuer & Michael Bang Carnaby range.Is there any particular colour/colours which are considered more coveted or collectable though ? thanks, Paul

Hey Paul. As for Carnaby...
Hey Paul. As for Carnaby goes, the white/white and yellow/yellow vases are very sort after as they are rarely seen. When talking Otto Brauer's floor vases, it must be the green/white and oxblood red/white versions, although the yellow/yellow is also up there.

thanks for the info M Andersen
i assume you mean the olive green Gulvase rather than the lighter green. ?Paul