Description
There is something quietly assured about a piece that needs no decoration to hold your attention. This hexagonal clear glass vase, made by Bengt Edenfalk for Skruf Glassworks in Sweden during the mid-20th century, does exactly that. Its six-sided form is precise and deliberate — a geometric restraint that feels entirely at home in both a vintage interior and a contemporary one.
The vase is signed ‘Edenfalk Skruf’ on the base, confirming its authenticity and maker. Clear glass was a considered choice here: it allows stems and flowers to become part of the composition, or lets the form stand entirely on its own. On a shelf or a table, it catches light cleanly and holds it well.
Details & Specifications
- Designer: Bengt Edenfalk
- Maker: Skruf Glassworks, Sweden
- Era: Mid-20th century
- Material: Clear glass with hexagonal form
- Dimensions: Height 21 cm (8.3″), Width 8.5 cm (3.3″)
- Markings: Signed ‘Edenfalk Skruf’ on the base
Condition
- Good vintage condition
- Some minor whitening on the interior, consistent with age and use
Why It Endures
Edenfalk’s work for Skruf is recognised for its craftsmanship and design discipline. This vase is a considered collector’s piece — the kind of object that earns its place in a room without demanding it. For collectors of mid-century Scandinavian glass or those drawn to retro minimalist form, it is a piece with genuine presence and lasting appeal.
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