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Organic Modernist SV glass bowl designed in 1950 by Finnish designer Nanny Still for Riihimaki Finland / Riihimaen Lasi Oy
Early Nanny Still turquoise glass bowl 'SV' designed in 1950
Detail of Nanny Still SV glass bowl, 1950, Riihimaki Finland
Nanny Still SV glass bowl from Riihimaen Lasi Oy, Finland, 1950
Detail of Nanny Still Organic Modernist glass bowl 1950, Riihimaki Finland
Nanny Still SV glass bowl 1950
Early Nanny Still SV glass design from Riihimaen Lasi Oy, Finland, showing influence of Organic Modernism
Early Nanny Still Riihimaki etched signature on green SV bowl, Riihimaen Lasi Oy
Nanny Still glass design, an organic modernist green bowl, 1950
Nanny Still 'SV' Bowl
Nanny Still SV glass bowl 1950
Nanny Still 'SV' Bowl
Group of rare Modernist Finnish glass design from Nanny Still and Saara Hopea, 1950's, including SV, Ilmapallo, and Kupla
Nanny Still Organic Modernist glass SV bowl, Riihimäen Lasi Oy Finland, 1950
Nanny Still 'SV' Bowl
Riihimaen Lasi Oy glass bowl by Nanny Still 'SV' 1950 early Organic Modernist design
Riihimäen Lasi Oy

Nanny Still 'SV' Bowl

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Nanny Still's turquoise 'SV' series, produced by Riihimäen Lasi Oy, dates from the very beginning of her career in 1950.

Still's early works for Riihimäki are influenced by Organic Modernism; a predominantly Finnish design movement supremely demonstrated by their designers of glass.The movement, observed in the few years surrounding 1950, was sparked by Gunnel Nyman who inspired a new generation of designers in Finland to look towards nature and experiment with modernity in a soft and abstract manner. This bowl offers not only an early example of Nanny Still's work, but also a tangible insight into this pivotal moment in the unique history of Finnish glass. 

Model Name: ‘SV’

Designer: Nanny Still

Manufacturer: Riihimäki Glassworks

Year of Design: 1950

Dates Produced: 1950-57

Colour: Turquoise

Height: 7 cm, Diameter: 7.5 cm

Condition: Perfect

Branding: Hand etched ‘Riihimäen Lasi Oy Nanny Still’