Eight Dutch 1960 Royal Leerdam Crystal and Rimac Baarn Bulb Vaseline Glass Vases
Date: 20th Century
PRICE: SOLD
Dimensions: H 25cm Diameter 13cm
Shipping: $80
8 large 1960s flower bulb hyacinth, daffodil, tulip and crocus vases.
All clear blown glass in beige, amber and yellow/green colours by Royal Leerdam Crystal company and by the Rimac Baarn company.
Two of the greenish yellow ones are actually vaseline (or uranium) glass.
Amber coloured high chalice shape 25cm high, Ø 13cm (probably Scandinavian) (9.8"x5.12")
Ribbed beige coloured glass by Rimac 20cm high, Ø 8cm (7.87"x3.15")
Light amber ribbed glass by Rimac 20cm high, Ø 8cm (7.87"x3.15")
Yellow/green ribbed vaseline glass by Rimac 18,5cm high, Ø 8cm (7.28"x3.15")
Light amber glass 17cm high, Ø 7cm (probably scandinavian) (6.69"x2.76"
Yellow/green vaseline glass bulbous ribbed by Royal Chrystal 16cm high, Ø11cm (6.3"x4.33")
Smockey brown ribbed 'onion' shaped by Royal Chrystal 14cm high, Ø11cm (5.51"x4.33")
Smallest amber glass, engraved and with a little handle 13cm high, Ø6,5 (probably Scandinavian) (5.11"x2.56")
Royal Leerdam Crystal (also known as Royal Leerdam) was a Dutch producer of glassware products based in Leerdam, the Netherlands. It was established as a department within a glassware producing factory, Glasfabriek Leerdam founded in 1765. From 1938 until 2002 it was part of the Schiedam-based Vereenigde Glasfabrieken.
The Rimac company was run by Rinus Machielsen (Ri-Mac), who started business in Baarn (NL) just after WW2. In 1954 he decided to start making hyacinth- and crocus vases. Rimac vases came in bright colours and swinging sixties shapes that sold well. The Rimac vases were mouth-blown into iron moulds, and the shape and height is therefore slightly variable.
Perfect to display a blossoming bulbous collection flowers in.
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