Orrefors Sweden Orion Crystal Desk Clock Paperweight 1970s

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Orrefors Sweden Crystal Orion Desk Clock by Lars Hellsten circa 1970s.
The Swedish crystal desk clock designed by sculptor Lars … more Orrefors Sweden Crystal Orion Desk Clock by Lars Hellsten circa 1970s.
The Swedish crystal desk clock designed by sculptor Lars Hellsten for Orrefors, showcases a flared form with a scalloped edge and is signed with a marked with needle-etched Orrefors at the base.
Thick-walled clear crystal glass; the side edge with the opening rim with six indentations.
This elegant six-sided petal desk clock is a remarkable piece of art, reflecting exquisite attention to detail.
Its unique design makes it a standout addition to any home, sure to capture the admiration of all who see it.
Expertly crafted by skilled artisans, this fine crystal desk clock is a timeless treasure that will be cherished for years to come.
It comes complete with the original clock insert, a "Swiss Movement" with the Orrefors name written on the white Dial.
This Quartz Clock Orion by ORREFORS is the perfect size for a paperweight or a decorative piece.
This gorgeous Orrefors desk clock is in pristine condition, with no nicks, chips, or scratches anywhere in the crystal.
It is sold as a decorative item or paperweight we did not test if the clock is in working condition.
Dimensions: 4" H x 4" W x 2.75" D
Orrefors (Manufacturer)
Lars Hellsten (Designer)
Orion (Product Line / Name)
Vintage Scandinavian clear crystal glass clock with etched signature to the base.
Origin: Sweden
Circa 1970s.
Excellent mint vintage condition - no loss - no damage - no restoration - minor scratches - minimal signs of age and use.
About the designer:
Lars Hellsten studied sculpture and ceramics at the College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm and joined Orrefors in 1972 at a time when Swedish glassmaking was reinventing itself structurally, technologically and artistically. Playing an integral role in that period of creative change, Lars brought new ideas in design and new techniques in glassmaking as well as revitalizing older processes. Lars Hellsten's artistic vision and technical innovation has made him one of the modern masters of glass design less