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Circa 1960's/1970's.
In the 'hooped' or 'spool' style made popular by mid-20th Century Scandinavian glass makers.

Retro Glass Spool Vase in Cobalt Blue

Italian mid-20th century hand-blown glass vase with unusual bowl. Large exquisite blown glass owl vase from the mod mid-20th century.

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Retro Glass Spool Vase in Cobalt Blue

Stylish Swedish Modern style hand-blown glass vessel can be a flower vase or a candle holder. In the ‘hooped’ or ‘spool’ style made popular by mid-20th Century Scandinavian glass makers. Produced in many countries.

It’s in excellent condition. Glass is sparking clean, no signs of use, no liquid residue. Beautiful deep blue color uniform throughout. Stands 7″ tall on a 2½” wide base. Circa 1960’s/1970’s.

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