Goblet, Kaj Franck, Nuutajärvi
Goblet, Kaj Franck, Nuutajärvi
SKU:874634
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The Details
Designer: Kaj Franck
Object: Goblet
Model: No model designation
Series: Standalone piece
Brand: Nuutajärvi
Period of Manufacture: 1950s
Material: Glass
Technique: Free-blowing
Color: Blue, orange
Width: 100 mm
Length: 100 mm
Height: 130 mm
Weight: 345 g
Condition: Excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
Signed: "Kaj Franck Nuutajärvi Notsjö"
Numbered: Unnumbered
Keyword: Exclusive
The Story
Designed by Kaj Franck in the 1950s at Nuutajärvi, this goblet is a rare masterpiece of Finnish modernism. Due to its extremely limited production and the complex technique of fusing distinct colored glass parts, it is a true treasure for collectors. Franck boldly combined a speckled bowl, a deep blue rim, and a striking dark blue stem, creating a sculptural piece that transcends functional glass. Each example demanded supreme precision from glassblowers, making pristine specimens surviving from the 1950s exceptionally rare. This goblet is a highly prized design object, with its market value reflecting its historical uniqueness and aesthetic excellence. It is a piece of Finnish design history for the serious collector who values rarity, authenticity, and masterful craftsmanship.
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Kaj Franck
Kaj Gabriel Franck (1911 – 1989). Often described as the "conscience of Finnish design," Kaj Franck believed that objects should be essential, versatile, and stripped of all excess. He famously sought to "remove the unnecessary," leading to a radical shift in how people lived and ate. His legendary Kilta series (now Teema) and the iconic Kartio glassware are the ultimate expressions of his genius—pure geometric forms that are as relevant today as they were in the 1950s. Franck didn’t just design products; he designed a timeless philosophy of sustainability and universal elegance accessible to all, which continues to define the Nordic soul.