Amethyst Glass Candleholder(?)

Got this pretty piece the other day with no mark. Just shy of 11" tall.
I don't actually even know what it is but I'm guess it's a candleholder or for votives perhaps.
The form is so familiar to me but Im drawing a complete blank.
The glass, its thickness and curves are very similar to Per Lutken's Selandia bowl for Holmgaard.
Any feedback would be great. Thanks guys!

Not much help, but have a look at the work of Armando Jacobino for Kummela glass in Finland.
His work is usually signed, but there are always exceptions.
Good luck,
Tim

Timo wrote:Not much help, but have a look at the work of Armando Jacobino for Kummela glass in Finland.
His work is usually signed, but there are always exceptions.
Good luck,
Tim

Hi Tim, thanks for your input!
I hadn't heard of him before you mentioned his name but after googling I do see one particular bowl by him called Kiulu that does resemble my piece.
His designs are definitely very nice.

I'm sure one of our glass experts ID'd these bowls as Norwegian.

Ryd glass is a strong possibility

Jeffingtons wrote:Ryd glass is a strong possibility

Sure does look like some of their other pieces. Thanks so much!

Had a look in my reference books, Kumela also made similar pieces and in this shape so could be one of theirs

denbydump wrote:I'm sure one of our glass experts ID'd these bowls as Norwegian.

Hi there, do you have a link of the thread that ID'd this bowl as Norwegian? Two others are saying its possibly Kumela. Thanks so much!

Jeffingtons wrote:Had a look in my reference books, Kumela also made similar pieces and in this shape so could be one of theirs

First reply by Timo also mentioned Kumela. Denbydump thinks it's Norwegian. Getting interesting!

As I recall, I think it was this one.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t26115-id-my-glass-murano

denbydump wrote:As I recall, I think it was this one.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t26115-id-my-glass-murano

Magnor of Norway did make bowls in this style. Quite a few makers in this style but the shape of the OP's is consistent with Kumela

denbydump wrote:As I recall, I think it was this one.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t26115-id-my-glass-murano

I do see the edges being very similar on that bowl and mine. Thanks!

Jeffingtons wrote:

denbydump wrote:As I recall, I think it was this one.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t26115-id-my-glass-murano

Magnor of Norway did make bowls in this style. Quite a few makers in this style but the shape of the OP's is consistent with Kumela

You know the Magnor bowls remind me so much of the Selandia bowl designed by Per Lutken for Holmgaard.
I think you are correct with this shape being closest to Kumela pieces.
Thanks so much!

Here are some pictures of my Kummela object.
The shape and the angles are not quite the same as Jeffingtons.
My only doubt about yours not being from a leading scandinavian
factory is the base finish has not been polished.
Thats only my opinion.
Keep looking, thats the interesting part.
Tim

Timo wrote:Here are some pictures of my Kummela object.
The shape and the angles are not quite the same as Jeffingtons.
My only doubt about yours not being from a leading scandinavian
factory is the base finish has not been polished.
Thats only my opinion.
Keep looking, thats the interesting part.
Tim

Thanks Timo for the Kumela pix! They definitely look similar to each other but the differences are there too.
I thought the base on mine was also considered polished, it just has some streaks, but I guess that means it's not completely polished compared to the Kumela piece.
I do have have to say I like the design on my purple piece a bit more than the blue Kumela one, it looks and feels more freeform, handmade and organic to me.