This is a glass plaque made by the Swedish glass manufacturer Elme in the mid-20th century. Elm was founded in 1917 and was acquired by a glass manufacturer called Bergdala in 1970. This plaque is a vintage glass designed in the 1960s by a designer named Jon Kell.
What is depicted on the surface is a woman wearing ethnic costume, and her slender body is sharply expressed using three-dimensional glass. Because it is manufactured using blown glass, it has unique fluctuations and bubbles, and has the moist softness seen in old-fashioned glass.
■Details Manufacturer: Elme / Elme Designer: John Käll Era: 1960s Country of Manufacture: Sweden Condition: For some reason There is what appears to be a thin streak-like crack near the hole in the upper left of the front when viewed through the light. Since there are no chips, this is not damage caused by use, but is caused by the manufacturing process and has passed the manufacturer's inspection. Although it is almost invisible, it is offered at a reasonable price as a product with a reason.
■Size: Height 35.5cm Width 12.5cm Thickness 2.2cm
