Very charming vitage vase. Very Good condition. Height: 12,5 cm, Weight:280 g. Produced:1964-1974 in Riihimäki Finland Designed: by Helena Tynell Color: Deep Green. Please don't hesitate to contact me by Etsy Conversation if you want more information about some detail or about designer. I am happy to help you. Gift wrapping and message available FREE SHIPPING WORLD WIDE
Mid-Century Swedish, Flygsfors Oval Dish, in cased glass with submerged green body. Flygsfors glassworks was founded in 1888 in the south of Sweden. It was active until 1979 and became known for its colourful art glass with streamlined shapes. Well-known designers such as Paul Kedelv and Helena Tynell both worked for the company. Measures approx. 16 cm long x 14 cm wide x 6cm high
Small pedant lights from the designer helena tynell. Manufactured in circa 1970 (late 1960s and early 1970s), germany. A design classic, the amber colored or toned of the hand blown glass gives a wonderful and warm glow. This lamp can be used for a room, a staircase, or to decorate a corner of your home. The cords can be adjusted per globe to alter the height required. Measures: diameter of the pedant lamps: 5,9" (15 cm). Height circa 35.4" ( 90 cm). In very good vintage condition, cleaned well wired and ready to use. Each light requires an e14 light bulb and is led compatible. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, up to 250v (europe/uk standard).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. less
Illuminate Your Space with the Celestial Sphere Chandelier: A Modern Homage to Mid-Century Elegance Introducing the Celestial Sphere Chandelier, a breathtaking piece of contemporary lighting design inspired by the ethereal creations of Helena Tynell and Gino Sarfatti. This chandelier captures the essence of 1960s design with its cluster of luminescent orbs, beautifully emulating the sophistication and playful spirit of mid-century modern aesthetics. Perfectly suited for various settings, from grand entryways to serene living rooms and sumptuous dining areas, the Celestial Sphere Chandelier is not just a source of light but a dazzling focal point that elevates any decor. Its hand-blown glass orbs are designed to mimic a constellation of stars, offering a dance of light that adds a timeless elegance to any space. Features: Material: Premium hand-blown glass for a refined look Finish: Polished chrome that complements any contemporary interior Diameter: 60cm, creating a significant visual impact Installation Type: Flush mount for a sleek, streamlined appearance Lighting: Includes bulbs, with wattage customizable to customer specifications Voltage: Adaptable from 90-260V, ensuring compatibility across various regions Certifications: Comprehensive UL, CE, CCC, and more, ensuring safety and quality Warranty: 3-year guarantee, providing long-term peace of mind Specifications: SKU: CASA2024-SPHERE01 Shade Direction: Upwards, enhancing the room's ambient light Base Type: Wedge Style: Modern with influences of mid-century modern design Dimmability: Non-dimmable, maintaining consistent light output Switch Type: Fixed wiring required, no switch on the unit Model Number: Pendant Lights Benefits: Adds a touch of luxury and sophistication to any interior design Enhances the ambiance with a soft, constellation-like glow Versatile in styling, fitting seamlessly into modern and classic decors Easy installation with a flush mount design that fits close to the ceiling Long-lasting with a 3-year warranty and high-quality materials Specification Detail SKU CASA2024-SPHERE01 Material Hand-blown Glass Diameter 60cm Power Source AC, adaptable to customer's location requirements Voltage 110V, 120V, 220V, 230V, 90-260V (customizable) Shade Direction Up Shade Type Stained Glass Base Type Wedge Finish Polished Chrome Features Ceiling Chandelier Style Modern with Mid-Century Influence Installation Type Flush Mount Item Type Chandeliers Warranty 3 Years Certifications UL, CE, CCC, CQC, EMC, FCC, GS, LVD, pse, ROHS, SAA, VDE Dimensions Customizable per client's request Dimmable No Switch Type None (fixed wiring required) Model Number Pendant Lights Is Bulbs Included Yes Wattage Customizable to the customer's location Frequently Asked Questions: How does this chandelier draw inspiration from mid-century designers? It reflects the playful yet sophisticated design of the 1960s through its spherical, bubble-like glass that scatters light beautifully across the room. Can the chandelier be customized to fit specific room sizes? Yes, dimensions and wattage can be tailored to meet individual requirements, ensuring a perfect fit for any space. What makes hand-blown glass special for this type of fixture? Hand-blown glass ensures that each orb is unique, adding to the artisanal value and aesthetic appeal of the chandelier. Is this chandelier suitable for rooms with low ceilings? The flush mount installation makes it an excellent choice for rooms with lower ceilings, providing grandeur without overwhelming the space. What types of bulbs are included, and are they energy efficient? The chandelier includes LED bulbs, known for their energy efficiency and long life, which contribute to both environmental conservation and reduced utility costs. How should the chandelier be maintained? It can be cleaned with a soft cloth and mild glass cleaner to keep the orbs clear and sparkling without damaging the surface. Is installation complicated? Installation is straightforward with the flush mount design. It is recommended to be performed by a professional to ensure safety and optimal performance. Keywords: Celestial Sphere Chandelier, Modern Mid-Century Lighting, Helena Tynell Inspired, Gino Sarfatti Style, Contemporary Hand-Blown Glass Chandelier, Polished Chrome Finish, Flush Mount Ceiling Light, Artisanal Glass Orb Chandelier.
Clear 'Helena' Empoli Genie Bottle - Vintage 1960s Italian Glass Geometric Decanter Inspired By Helena Tynell's 'Emma' Vase For Riihimaki Finland. Elegantly shaped clear glass decanter with matching original glass cube-shaped textured glass stopper. Made in the Empoli region of Tuscany near Florence, this design was manufactured in a range of colours and in this rare clear version is the perfect addition to a genie bottle or coloured glass collection. Other colours made include amber, red, green, and blue (see photos). Lovely vintage condition, no cracks or chips. Some bubbles and strawmarks from the manufacturing process. Please note this bottle has a slight lean to one side, see the individual photos from each angle, so it is a little quirky, but I think this adds to its charm. No marks to base, plastic insulation to stopper shaft is intact and holds firm. Measures 30cm/12" tall including stopper, and 13.25cm/5.25" across at widest point. Depth 7.5cm/3". Unpacked weight 1kg/2.2lbs. I am a highly experienced glass packer and shipper, always happy to ship worldwide and combine shipping costs for multiple purchases. I have a wide range of genie bottles and mid-century glass in stock - see my other treasures for sale at www.clutterfingers.com
designed by Helena Tynell and Heinrich Gantenbrink for Glashüttenwerke Limburg, Germany. Amber bubble ceiling light with brass frame, 1950s moose in all directions, in perfect condition .
Beautiful bubble glass wall lights designed by helena tynell for glashütte limburg. A design classic, the amber toned of the hand blown glass gives a wonderful and warm glow. Heavy quality and in excellent vintage condition. Cleaned, well-wired and ready to use. Each light requires one 2 x e14 screw fit light bulb (60 watt max). Helena tynell is a finnish glass and ceramics designer. She was a student at the school of the arts in helsinki between, 1943-1946. She was one of the most influential designers in the finish glass company riihimäki lasi. Her work has been exhibited from 1954-1960, m (12 editions) at the triennale in milan, zurich, amsterdam and london. She has worked as a freelance designer for flygsfors glassworks, bega leuchten, glashütte limburg and fostoria glass. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, up to 250v (europe/uk standard).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. less
Helena Tynell Midcentury Modern Red Glass Pendant Lamp for Flygsfors. Sweden, 1960s. Designed by Helena Tynell and Manufactured by Flygsfors, Double layers of blown glass, the exterior part in a vibrant red color and the interior part in white. This pendant will be a colorful addition to any Midcentury or contemporary decoration. Glass shade Measures: 30 cm H x 30 cm diameter. Total cable length: 2m 50 cm (Total drop can be adjusted). In case that you would like to complete the set we have avaliable another pendant light designed by Helena Tynell in amber color. Eye-catching pair placed together. We are specialists in lighting. A curated selection is avaliable at our 1stdibs marketplace. We invite you to check "more from this seller" to enjoy the whole collection
Lovely Bubble sconce by Helena Tynell for Glashütte Limburg. The playful glass shade sits on a brass and black bracket. The champagne coloured crystal glass emits a patterned bright light. Made in Germany, 1960s. In very good condition with signs of age related wear hardware. Newly wired. Sourced in Germany. Verified authentic and available now.Condition Details:In very good condition showing only a few signs of wear such as small marks or scuffs.
Exceptionally large and beautiful bubble wall or ceiling lamp from the 1960s. Fantastic design and high quality workmanship. The lamp impresses with its impressive size and the spectacular play of light. Manufacturer: Glashütte Limburg. Design: Helena Tynell Condition: Very good vintage condition with slight signs of age-related wear. Minimal signs of wear on the glass. The pictures are part of the description. If you have any further questions, I would be happy to help. Dimensions: Diameter: 32 cm/ 12.6 in. Height: 21.5 cm/ 8.46 in. 1x E27 socket Works from 110V to 230V and is suitable for all countries. The function of the lamp was checked by me and classified as fully functional. Before using it for the first time, it is recommended that the lamp be checked by a specialist. Delivery takes place without lamps. Brand names belong to the rights holders and are used for descriptive purposes only!
This labeled mold blown Helena Tynell Riihimäen Lasi vase is a dramatic example of Scandinavian glass art that only a few lucky people will ever have in their possession. I envy the collector that will covet this treasure from my shop. It is pleasant to imagine how this vase lived for the past 50 years when it was first designed in Finland. You can now be a part of its story. If you have found this listing, I imagine you already know most of this detail. This vase is from Riihimäen Lasi or Glass and was designed by Helena Tynell (Finland, 1918-2016) who began working for them in 1946. This vase is from the Päivänkukka (Sunflower) Series which included three other colours of the same Model 1409, but red seems the most sought after. The series was designed in 1971 and manufactured until 1976. It has absolutely no damage, no chips or cracks. Perfect condition. If you are unaware to Helena's contribution to glass manufacturing there is great detail to be found on your next web search. Dimensions: Height 20 cm or 7.6 inches, Diameter 14.5 cm or 5.75 inches. Weight: 955 grams It came in three sizes: 200, 245, 330 mm. This piece of course being the smallest.
A stunning Scandinavian orangey red & clear cased glass 'Tuulikki' vase. Made by Riihimaki (also known as Riihimaen Lasi Oy) of Finland in the 1970's, and designed by Tamara Aladin, design number 1520. Height: 18cm Width (at widest) 11cm The Riihimaki glassworks was founded in 1910, in the town of Riihimaki, Finland, by M. A. Kolehmainen and his son A. P. Kolehmainen. At first they made domestic glass and container glass, and began making glass bottles and window glass in 1919. Riihimaki became the largest glass factory in Finland after buying the Kaukalahti glassworks in 1927. The company was renamed Riihimaen Lasi Oy in 1937, and Aimo Okkolin began designing for Riihimaki in the same year. Helena Tynell joined Riihimaki in 1949, followed by Nanny Still in 1949, and Tamara Aladin in 1959. Together these four were chief designers for Riihimaki over the next 20 years, and produced a great many popular designs which can still be easily found today.
Limburg Bubble Glass Ceiling Light by Helena Tynell and Heinrich Gantenbrink, 1960s, featuring amber colored glass, and a brass cylinder. In very good conditions. One piece left. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. less
Set of two beautiful 1970s German-made amber and iridescent glass sconces with assonance to Helena Tynell's style. These sconces have never been used; they came from a warehouse/depot where they remained in their original boxes until the present time of their re-finding! The shape of the lampshades is very fascinating thanks to the richness of the workmanship, typical of northern European glass production; the bases are black aluminum on the outside and natural inside. These are truly refined and timeless objects, which fit perfectly with any kind of decor and style. Dimensions: height: 23 cm/ 9 in width: approximately 12.5 cm/ 4.92 in depth: 10 cm/ 3.93 in Weight: 1.5 kg each Condition: glass lampshades are in very good, like-new condition. Some traces of workmanship on the aluminum but not visible except from very close up. Wiring has been replaced, ceramic E27 - E26 lamp holders are the originals of the time. Fully functional, ready to use. Work 110-240 volts. Bulbs not included. When shipping, we carefully protect your purchases, with the best packaging materials. In case of glass parts, they will be packed in double boxes to ensure maximum protection. Shipments are always by express courier, insured and provided with a tracking number. Note: please inquire, prior to purchase, about any import charges or duties applicable in your country. For the US items with a value of less than USD800, Australia less than 1.000AUD are exempt from customs duties.
Ceiling lamps by Helena Tynell for Limburg, 1960s, set of 2. I must point out that the electrical system of used lights must generally be checked before use, as I am not an authorized specialist dealer. Used and vintage lights are authentic collector's items in their original condition, may not comply with the current VDE guidelines and must be checked by a specialist before use. Translate ext with your camera I must point out that the electrical system of used lights must generally be checked before use, as I am not an authorized specialist dealer. Used and vintage lights are authentic collector's items in their original condition, may not comply with the current VDE guidelines and must be checked by a specialist before being used.
The Riihimaki glassworks was founded in 1910, in the town of Riihimaki, Finland, by M. A. Kolehmainen and his son A. P. Kolehmainen. At first they made domestic glass and container glass, and began making glass bottles and window glass in 1919. Riihimaki became the largest glass factory in Finland after buying the Kaukalahti glassworks in 1927. The company was renamed Riihimaen Lasi Oy in 1937, and Aimo Okkolin began designing for Riihimaki in the same year. Helena Tynell joined Riihimaki in 1949, followed by Nanny Still in 1949, and Tamara Aladin in 1959. Together these four were chief designers for Riihimaki over the next 20 years, and produced a great many popular designs which can still be easily found today. You can read more about Riihimaki, here. THIS LISTING Pattern Stella Polaris, in BlueModel #1720 - Bottle Vase Designer Nanny StillProduction 1967-75 Dimensions 18.5cm tall, 14cm wide Condition Excellent vintage condition with no wear to mention.
A large round smoke tone bubble glass pendant designed by Helena Tynell for Limburg, manufactured in Germany, circa 1970s. Sockets: needs 1 x E27 standard bulb with 100W max each and compatible with the US/UK/ etc standards Drop rod can be adjusted as required, free of charge, for greater or lesser drop.
Helena Tynell large globe model dating from the late 60s. With Brass structure . It would be a centerpiece of your interior design, a rare object Relative wear over time gives a magnificent patina. We check the electricity on all of our lights, the transport being done in crate and plastic packaging 2205.
Two bubble hanging lamps from the sixties. Typical design by Helena Tynell. from first owner and fully functional. Both glass lampshades are undamaged. Power cord checked and intact. The lamp set is clean, polished, complete and ready for immediate use. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. less
HELENA TYNELL 1/4 Rare Yellow Uranium 1394 "Sun Bottle" "Aurinkopullo" - Finnish Vintage Collectible MCM Art Glass Design from Riihimäen Lasi, Finland This Mid Century Modern yellow uranium Aurinkopullo is in excellent vintage condition with no cracks, chips or blur. Height: 12.5 cm / 4.92'' Weight: 295 g Brand: Riihimäen Lasi, Finland Designer: Helena Tynell Series: Aurinkopullo, Sun Bottle eng. Model: 1394 Color: Yellow/Uranium Year: 1964-74 Free trackable shipping. Helena Tynell designed the sculptural Sun bottle in 1963. Beautiful Sun bottle was originally designed as an art glass bottle, but gained popularity as a vase. The Sun Bottle, which was produced by Riihimäki Glass in 1964-1974, was officially called The Sun and was nicknamed as Flower bottle. The lovely Sun bottle is a beautiful but also a functional glass object. It has gained popularity as a beloved collector classic. The narrow centre of the Sun bottle was the biggest challenge in its manufacture. The Sun bottles were made in four different sizes and in a wide range of colours. Follow our shop and get automatic updates: https://www.etsy.com/shop/annistreasures
The Riihimaki glassworks was founded in 1910, in the town of Riihimaki, Finland, by M. A. Kolehmainen and his son A. P. Kolehmainen. At first they made domestic glass and container glass, and began making glass bottles and window glass in 1919. Riihimaki became the largest glass factory in Finland after buying the Kaukalahti glassworks in 1927. The company was renamed Riihimaen Lasi Oy in 1937, and Aimo Okkolin began designing for Riihimaki in the same year. Helena Tynell joined Riihimaki in 1949, followed by Nanny Still in 1949, and Tamara Aladin in 1959. Together these four were chief designers for Riihimaki over the next 20 years, and produced a great many popular designs which can still be easily found today. You can read more about Riihimaki, here. THIS LISTING Pattern Stella Polaris, in NeodymiumModel #1720 - Bottle Vase Designer Nanny StillProduction 1967-75 Dimensions 18.5cm tall, 14cm wide Condition Excellent vintage condition with no wear to mention. Still retains original cork lid. Note the change is colour (to blue) when placed under a fluorescent light.
These bubble glass ceiling lights were designed by Helena Tynell and Heinrich Gantenbrink for Limburg in 1960. They feature amber colored bubble glass and brass cylinders. The lights have a diameter of 25cm.
Green Glass Emma 1310 Vase by Helena Tynell for Riihimaën Lasi, Finland, 1968, in Flawless conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution less
this vase is unsigned, but identical examples online indicate that it is of Romanian manufacture, though the influences of Scandinavian design are clear. it looks like the work of Helena Tynell (1918-2016), Nanny Still (1926-2009), and Tamara Aladin (1932-2019) for Riihimäen Lasi of Finalnd, but this is --not-- by any of them. the conical body of the vase is a soft blue cased in clear in the sommerso technique and features central hoops. it measures 10” high with a 3 ¼” diameter base. it’s in very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks and slight signs of use. * * * * * I am not a professional dealer; really, I'm not even a hobbyist seller. I am selling things for a friend who is deaccessioning from his personal collection of sundry items and itemized sundries, and I am happy to forward your questions to him. We do not accept returns, so all sales are final. Please refer to the description above, and be sure to look at the photos. ***ASK ME QUESTIONS*** or ***SEND ME AN OFFER***
The Riihimaki glassworks was founded in 1910, in the town of Riihimaki, Finland, by M. A. Kolehmainen and his son A. P. Kolehmainen. At first they made domestic glass and container glass, and began making glass bottles and window glass in 1919. Riihimaki became the largest glass factory in Finland after buying the Kaukalahti glassworks in 1927. The company was renamed Riihimaen Lasi Oy in 1937, and Aimo Okkolin began designing for Riihimaki in the same year. Helena Tynell joined Riihimaki in 1949, followed by Nanny Still in 1949, and Tamara Aladin in 1959. Together these four were chief designers for Riihimaki over the next 20 years, and produced a great many popular designs which can still be easily found today. You can read more about Riihimaki, here. THIS LISTING Pattern Stella Polaris, in BlueModel #1720 - Bottle Vase Designer Nanny StillProduction 1967-75 Dimensions 18.5cm tall, 14cm wide Condition Excellent vintage condition with no wear to mention.
These bubble glass ceiling lights were designed by Helena Tynell and Heinrich Gantenbrink for Limburg in 1960. They feature amber colored bubble glass and brass cylinders. The lights have a diameter of 25cm.
Finnish glass vase by designer Helena Tynell for Riihimäen Lasi Oy. Blue colored glass in a stubby spindle shape I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution less
Pair Helena Tynell Bubble GLAS WALL LAMPs glas/brass, vintage 1970s CONDITION ................................... Socket E27 Ungrounded contact Ver nice vintage condition, little marks on the brass fitting, electricity original and works. See pictures for your own judgement. Keep in mind it is vintage so smaller traces of age can appear. MEASURES ................................... Height 19 cm Depth incl. socket and glas shade 10,5 cm ø. of the brass socket 10,5 cm SHIPPING ..................................... I respect and worship all vintage objects and pack with extra care!!! Shipping will always be with tracking and insurance. Combined shipping is possible. If you are interested in more objects of my shop please let me know. I can ship together and will adjust the shipping price if necessary. .......................................................... If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you for visiting my shop.
La cristalería Riihimaki fue fundada en 1910, en la ciudad de Riihimaki, Finlandia, por MA Kolehmainen y su hijo AP Kolehmainen. Al principio fabricaban vidrio doméstico y vidrio para envases, y comenzaron a fabricar botellas de vidrio y vidrio para ventanas en 1919. Riihimaki se convirtió en la fábrica de vidrio más grande de Finlandia después de comprar la fábrica de vidrio Kaukalahti en 1927. La empresa pasó a llamarse Riihimaen Lasi Oy en 1937, y Aimo Okkolin comenzó a diseñar para Riihimaki ese mismo año. Helena Tynell se unió a Riihimaki en 1949, seguida de Nanny Still en 1949 y Tamara Aladin en 1959. Juntas, estas cuatro fueron diseñadoras principales de Riihimaki durante los siguientes 20 años y produjeron una gran cantidad de diseños populares que todavía se pueden encontrar fácilmente hoy en día. Puedes leer más sobre Riihimaki, aquí: https://www.20thcenturyglass.com/glass_encyclopedia/scandinavian_glass/riihimaki_glass/riihimakiglass_home.htm ESTE LISTADO: Patrón: jarrón con aros, en verde azulado y gris Modelo: #1472 - Florero de 8" Diseñado por Tamara Aladin Producido en la década de 1970. Dimensiones: 20 cm (8") de alto x 9,5 cm de ancho Estado: Excelente estado vintage con el único desgaste que podemos ver son dos picaduras de pulgas muy pequeñas en el borde externo (aproximadamente 2 mm), como se muestra en la última imagen.
Mooie grote plafonnière uit de jaren 60. Fantastische glaskwaliteit. Wij hebben deze lampen 4 op voorraad. Het ontwerp is van de Scandinavische ontwerpster Helena Tynell. Gemaakt door Glashutte Limburg Duitsland in de jaren 60S. Prachtig lichteffect door de luchtbubbels in het glas en de dikke strepen aan de zijkant. Opgericht in 1947 in de stad Limburg an der Lahn te Duitsland. Glashütte Limburg groeide snel uit tot Duitsland grootste glasfabrieken en nog later van Europa. Glashütte Limburg werkte met verschillende designers waaronder Helena Tynell (1918 – 2016) het meest gekend was. Zij was getrouwd met Paavo Tynell (eveneens een gekend designer)
