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Sivert Oldenvi Collection H066 Stockholm5254
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Matz Borgström

(Sweden, Born 1954)
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Matz Borgström, a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.
Estimate
3 000 - 4 000 SEK
265 - 353 EUR
273 - 364 USD
Hammer price
1 600 SEK
Covered by droit de suite

By law, the buyer will pay an artist fee for this work of art. This fee is 5% of the hammer price, or less. For more information about this law:

Sweden: BUS
Finland: Kuvasto

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Matz Borgström
(Sweden, Born 1954)

a glass sculpture, probably executed at Transjö hytta, 1996.

Cylindrical shape, opaque and grey glass, signed Matz B 96-35-T. Height 50 cm.

Provenance

Sivert Oldenvi Collection.

Designer

Matz Borgström (b.1954) is educated at Birmingham Polytechnic and Konstfack. He was for several years associated with Orrefors (1984-90) where he became known for the bowl Capra. In the years 1991–92, he was artistic director at Lindshammar's glassworks and from 1992 collaborated with Transjö Hytta. He was one of the creators of the design program at Beckmans School of Design and worked for a period as a lecturer at the School of Design, Umeå University.

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