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Aseda B5/610-B Bo Borgstrom Swedish Art Glass Vase Blue Orange MCM
Aseda model B5/610-B, designed by Bo Borgstrom in Sweden. Borgstrom came to Aseda in the early 1960s after establishing himself as a ceramic artist, bringing a distinctly sculptural approach to the glassworks. This piece is a wonderful example, with its broad blue opening, slender waist and warm red-orange base finished with an open bubble detail. Founded in 1947, Aseda had a relatively short life as a glassworks, closing in 1977. Borgstrom's colorful, expressive designs from the 1960s and'70s remain some of the factory's most recognizable work. Measurements: Approximately 9.5" tall Approximately 4" diameter at rim Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. Please review photos for condition details. At COMAC Collection, each piece is selected for its craftsmanship, design, and enduring character.
Vintage objects naturally show signs of age and use, and any notable condition details are described and photographed as accurately as possible. All items come from a smoke-free home.