Reijmyre Glass Identification Guide + Gallery
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Reijmyre was founded in Sweden in 1810 by Johan Jacob Graver. During the early 20th century, Reijmyre produced high quality cameo glass. The company changed hands many times over the years. Lennart Rosen took over in 1950, and hired designers including Johnny Mattsson, Paul Kedelv and Bert Kindaker. The Reijmyre glassworks is still in production today.
Sources: 20th Century Factory Glass by Lesley Jackson.
A Swedish orange textured glass bottle vase. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A set of two Swedish bubbly green glass bottles. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A pair of Swedish blue glass bowls. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish grey glass elephant sculpture. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish red glass fish sculpture. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish blue glass bird sculpture. Made by Reijmyre.
A Swedish grey glass bird sculpture. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish blue glass bird sculpture. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish grey glass rabbit sculpture. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish grey glass squirrel sculpture. Made by Reijmyre.
A Swedish frosted clear glass squirrel sculpture. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish black, green and clear cased glass sculpture bowl. Made by Reijmyre, designed by Paul Kedelv, part of his "Harlequin" range, signed. Very similar to his "Coquille" range at Flygsfors.
A Swedish grey glass vase. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A Swedish grey glass goblet. Made by Reijmyre, labelled and boxed.
A pair of Swedish textured orange glass candle holders. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
A pair of Swedish orangey red glass candle holders. Made by Reijmyre, labelled.
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References
For more information on Reijmyre glass, check out the following resources:
Books
Scandinavian Glass 1930-2000: Smoke and Ice | ISBN 978-0764316531
Scandinavian Glass 1930-2000: Fire and Sea | ISBN 978-0764324499
20th Century Factory Glass | ISBN 978-1857322675
