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Flygsfors glass was founded in 1888 by Ernst Wiktor Lundqvist and August Zeitz. the company changed hands several times, and began making tableware in 1930 under the name AB Flygsfors Glasbruk. Willem G. de Moor became art director for Flygsfors in 1939, and Paul Kedelv joined in 1949 - 1956, having previously worked at Orrefors. Of Paul Kedelv's designs for Flygsfors, his best known by far is the Coquille range. Flygsfors was bought by Orrefors in 1974, and closed in 1979.
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Flygsfors Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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Flygsfors Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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Glass Coquille Bowl by Paul Kedelv |
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