This exquisite vase, designed by renowned designer Bo Borgström for Åseda Glasbruk around the late 1960s, embodies the elegance of Swedish glass artistry. Its striking green hue and fluid form capture the essence of Mid Century Modern design, making it a captivating addition to any décor. This stand out piece in a deep satisfying green featured as Model no 113 in the 1971-1973 Catalogue form Åseda Glasbruk. - Designed by Bo Borgström a celebrated figure in Swedish glass design. - Features a unique, flowing shape in Sommerso glass that enhances its visual appeal, perfect as a stand alone Art object. - Crafted in the late 1960s, this piece is a testament to the timeless beauty of Mid Century Modern style. Add a touch of Scandinavian elegance to your home with this remarkable vase, perfect for collectors and design enthusiasts alike. The vase measures at its highest point 33cm, the base is 5.7 cm square, the flared mouth is 13cm wide, the opening of the vase is 2cm and it weighs a sturdy 845g. The vase is in perfect condition. It does have a couple of fabrication inclusions, as seen on the photos, these are often a normal by-product of mouth blown glass. The vase carries the label of Fa W. Johansson, Orrefors, Glasgravyr. The label is in perfect condition. This makes it a special collectors item. Before Walter moved fulltime into the business as buyer and seller of glass, he was a hairdresser and only dealt in glass on the side. Being a lucrative market, he quickly made it his principal business. He operated as an independent engraver (glasgravyr) and post-order seller in the Orrefor area where sourced glass goods from various Swedish glassworks. This Vase he obtained from Åseda Glasbruk. He labelled the bought glass objects with his own label before selling them to small retail outlets. Please note that due to internet limitations on colour reproduction and your monitor settings, the colours of the product photos may differ from the original. I have taken all due care to reproduce the colour as live like as possible while highlighting the exquisite details of this vase. The photos are an integral part of the description. Shown one the last photo is a page from an Åseda Glasbruk Swedish glass catalogue from 1971-73. Original source: bergdala-glastekniska-museum.se (the Bergdala Museum of Glass Technology). This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Due to import regulations are we currently not shipping to the USA. We pack safely and with care, we want your new purchase to arrive in the same state it left us, for you to enjoy. Shipping with Insurance and Track & Trace.