1940s Signed Stromberg Sweden Art Deco Blown Glass Osborne Decanter 

This is a lobed ice blue coloured mouth blown glass decanter, with a wide solid mushroom glass stopper by Swedish glassmakers Strombergshyttan. The Elfverson catalog gave this pattern the name Osborne. Possibly designed by Hugh Dunne Cooke in the 1930s. • Etched Stromberg signature and number E07 on the bottom.  • 8" tall (10" with stopper) This decanter seems to be the one everyone wants, and it has quite a cool and different design. Reference: The Journal of The Glass Association Journal Volume 8 2008, Page 58 Reference: The Decanter Ancient to Modern, Andy McConnell, page 413 Strömbergshyttan glassworks was founded in 1867 in Småland. It was active until 1979 and is best known for its stylistically pure art glass. Well-known designers such as Knut Bergqvist, Gerda Strömberg, and Gunnar Nylund all worked for the company. Note: There are scuffs on the base from sliding. There's a scratch on the bottom. **There are water marks inside that I couldn't remove. Please zoom in to examine photos carefully.**