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Alsterfors (Sweden)

Originally operating as a Swedish iron foundry, Alsterfors transitioned to glassmaking in 1885 when the facility was purchased by J. A. Gottwald Fogelberg, a former manager at the prestigious Kosta glassworks. The factory officially joined the Association of Swedish Crystal Manufacturers in 1903, navigating several ownership changes and evolving design trends throughout the 20th century. While the kiln hosted a number of notable Scandinavian designers over the decades including Edvin Ollers (1930-1934), Ingrid Atterberg (1958-1964), and Fabian Lundkvist, it experienced...

Framed Prints

Waechtersbach (Germany)

Siltal (Italy)

Crown Crystal Glass (Australia)

Operating primarily out of Sydney, Crown Crystal Glass was established in 1926 following the amalgamation of several local glassworks. As a subsidiary of the Australian Glass Manufacturers Company, it quickly grew to become the largest and most successful manufacturer of domestic glassware in Australia throughout the 20th century. While initially known for its early pressed depression glass and highly collectible carnival glass (which featured Australian flora and fauna motifs like kookaburras, emus, and waratahs) the company continually evolved its output...

Pete Cromer (Australia) Budgerigars

Pete Cromer is a contemporary Australian artist based in the Colac Otway region of Victoria. Inspired by the optimistic personalities of Australian wildlife, Pete’s work is renowned for his signature bursts of glowing colour and beautiful textures, all reflected in his bold collages, paintings and sculptures.