Erik Höglund (1960s) Two Metal Candleholders with Clear Glass Sections 13 cm SH239B
Erik Höglund (1960s) Two Metal Candleholders with Clear Glass Sections 13 cm SH239B

Erik Höglund (1960s) Two Metal Candleholders with Clear Glass Sections 13 cm SH239B

Erik Höglund's metal candleholders with a segmented form and clear glass section. They were designed in the 1960s for the Boda Smide company. Joyous art pieces from the Swedish glass maestro! These objects come from the contemporary production with traditional methods. Each piece may therefor differ slightly from the sample images. Erik Höglund started working with the smith Axel Strömgren in the late 1950s. The cooperation led to the start of the Boda Smide in 1962. Over the next 11 years, Erik designed many hundreds metal artworks for the company. They were often made of hand-forged iron with decorative details in clear, blue, or brown glass. The expression was joyous, rustic, and folksy. Boda Smide still has a small-scale and traditional production of Erik's design in the local area. "I am constantly searching for a primordial simplicity in the shape and color of the glass." Artist Erik Höglund Name SH239B Year 1960s Maker Boda Smide Material Glass Condition Iron Glass Size Height: 13 cm / 5.1 in Diameter: 8 cm / 3.1 in
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Erik Höglund (1932–1998) was one of the brightest stars of 20th century Swedish glass design. During his years at the Boda glassworks and onwards, he challenged long-standing design conventions with new ideas about shapes, colors, and expressions. Erik's design is represented at the Swedish National Museum of Art and Design.