Målerås Glasbruk, - Mats Jonasson - Candlestick Poseidon (2) - Glass





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Two crystal votive candle holders by Målerås Glasbruk, designed by Mats Jonasson, model Poseidon, made in Sweden in 2010–2020, each measuring 13 cm high, 10 cm wide and 5 cm deep and weighing 1.5 kg in mint condition.
Description from the seller
Hello
Today at the auction I have the pleasure to present to you
Two crystal votive candles (for tealights), produced by the renowned Swedish glassworks Målerås Glasbruk and designed by the well-known artist Mats Jonasson.
Both pieces feature the characteristic triangular shape, a recess for the candle, and original paper manufacturer labels.
Here are detailed specifications for each model:
• Left candle holder (purplish-red): This is the model titled “Firedance” (Dance of Fire). The outer rough crystal walls are adorned with reliefs depicting stylized, primitive figures in dynamic, dance-like poses.
• Right candle holder (blue-turquoise): This model bears the name “Poseidon.” It artistically depicts a face of the Greek god of the seas and oceans, woven into the structure of waves and ice.
In mint condition
Hello
Today at the auction I have the pleasure to present to you
Two crystal votive candles (for tealights), produced by the renowned Swedish glassworks Målerås Glasbruk and designed by the well-known artist Mats Jonasson.
Both pieces feature the characteristic triangular shape, a recess for the candle, and original paper manufacturer labels.
Here are detailed specifications for each model:
• Left candle holder (purplish-red): This is the model titled “Firedance” (Dance of Fire). The outer rough crystal walls are adorned with reliefs depicting stylized, primitive figures in dynamic, dance-like poses.
• Right candle holder (blue-turquoise): This model bears the name “Poseidon.” It artistically depicts a face of the Greek god of the seas and oceans, woven into the structure of waves and ice.
In mint condition

