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Four-Candle Holder by Staffan Gellerstedt for Pukeberg, 1960s–1970s
VNTG0004198
$125.00
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A Scandinavian wreath-shaped candle holder by Staffan Gellerstedt for Pukeberg.
This ring-shaped composition of heavy glass is a rare form, even for Scandinavian modernism. Four candle sockets are united in a single cast base: seamless, unadorned, just pure construction. It is massive yet airy.
The form is stable, visually balanced, and feels like a complete object—not merely an accessory, but an integral element of its environment.
Pukeberg Manufacturer:
Pukeberg Glasbruk was founded in 1871 in the Swedish town of Nybro and, by the mid-20th century, became a leading exponent of Scandinavian functional glass. Unlike the more decorative Kosta Boda and Orrefors, Pukeberg operated at the intersection of design, architecture, and industrial art. In the 1960s and 1970s, the manufacturer experimented with weight, texture, and monolithic forms—creating objects closer to architectural elements than to classical glassware. Many of these are now considered prime examples of industrial minimalism and are exhibited in applied art museum collections.
Staffan Gellerstedt:
One of the pivotal glass designers in post-war Sweden, Staffan Gellerstedt collaborated with Pukeberg during their most radical formal explorations. He specialized in cast forms, substantial volumes, and working with space—often creating not merely vessels, but glass sculptures with a utilitarian function. His works are featured in museum collections across Sweden, including the Röhsska Museet and Smålands Museum.
How to use:
Item Information:
Material: Cast glass
Country of origin: Sweden
Manufacturer: Pukeberg Glasbruk
Designer: Staffan Gellerstedt
Period: 1960s–1970s
Dimensions: Ø 24 cm, height 4.5 cm
This ring-shaped composition of heavy glass is a rare form, even for Scandinavian modernism. Four candle sockets are united in a single cast base: seamless, unadorned, just pure construction. It is massive yet airy.
The form is stable, visually balanced, and feels like a complete object—not merely an accessory, but an integral element of its environment.
Pukeberg Manufacturer:
Pukeberg Glasbruk was founded in 1871 in the Swedish town of Nybro and, by the mid-20th century, became a leading exponent of Scandinavian functional glass. Unlike the more decorative Kosta Boda and Orrefors, Pukeberg operated at the intersection of design, architecture, and industrial art. In the 1960s and 1970s, the manufacturer experimented with weight, texture, and monolithic forms—creating objects closer to architectural elements than to classical glassware. Many of these are now considered prime examples of industrial minimalism and are exhibited in applied art museum collections.
Staffan Gellerstedt:
One of the pivotal glass designers in post-war Sweden, Staffan Gellerstedt collaborated with Pukeberg during their most radical formal explorations. He specialized in cast forms, substantial volumes, and working with space—often creating not merely vessels, but glass sculptures with a utilitarian function. His works are featured in museum collections across Sweden, including the Röhsska Museet and Smålands Museum.
How to use:
- As a central composition on a dining table
- On a coffee or console table—paired with a wreath or branches
- With tall, slender candles—as an architectural sculpture
Item Information:
Material: Cast glass
Country of origin: Sweden
Manufacturer: Pukeberg Glasbruk
Designer: Staffan Gellerstedt
Period: 1960s–1970s
Dimensions: Ø 24 cm, height 4.5 cm
Condition: Perfect vintage condition with no chips or losses
Category: Candlesticks
Collection: The Art of Glass
Material: Glass and crystal
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We strive to describe the condition of each lot as accurately as possible, and our photographs are taken in good light and have not been retouched, so you can examine the item as thoroughly as possible.
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If the item's characteristics were specified in advance on the product card, they are not considered defects or flaws.
Most vintage items have been previously used. Therefore, it is virtually impossible to determine if an item has been used after purchase—even with expert examination. We ask that you consider this when placing an order: returns for vintage items are not provided.
Before purchasing, you will have the opportunity to carefully inspect the item—either at the pick-up point or upon delivery by courier. If something is not suitable, you can decline the purchase on the spot. In this case, the buyer pays for the return shipping.
If you have accepted the parcel, it means that the item has captured your heart and you have decided to keep it.
We strive to describe the condition of each lot as accurately as possible, and our photographs are taken in good light and have not been retouched, so you can examine the item as thoroughly as possible.
Hronika: vintage collection features only those items that have retained their aesthetic appeal and can become a beautiful detail in any space. Nevertheless, please note that even perfect items may bear traces of time.
If the item's characteristics were specified in advance on the product card, they are not considered defects or flaws.
Most vintage items have been previously used. Therefore, it is virtually impossible to determine if an item has been used after purchase—even with expert examination. We ask that you consider this when placing an order: returns for vintage items are not provided.
Before purchasing, you will have the opportunity to carefully inspect the item—either at the pick-up point or upon delivery by courier. If something is not suitable, you can decline the purchase on the spot. In this case, the buyer pays for the return shipping.
If you have accepted the parcel, it means that the item has captured your heart and you have decided to keep it.
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To Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan — via SDEK.
For other countries, we manually select a shipping method and assist with customs clearance.
We accept international cards and 'Doliami' (instalments):
You can pay for your purchase by card (including international cards), via SBP, or using the 'Doliami' service — if it's more convenient to split the amount into parts.
More details:
Payment and Delivery
Returns
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