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A large clear 'Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, the glass sparkles in sunlight.
Mood image showing how different lights effect the 'Carborundum' glass used in this rare large bowl by Erik Höglund for Boda, Sweden.
The edge of a clear 'Carborundum' bowl designed by Swedish glass artist Erik Höglund, c. 1955.
A large conical shaped fruit bowl in clear 'Carborundum' glass designed in the mid-1950s by Erik Höglund, designed for Boda, Sweden.
The side of the wall of a bowl in clear 'Carborundum' glass. Part of an early and rare series designed by Sweden's bad boy Erik Höglund, c. 1955.
An upturned large mixing bowl in clear 'Carborundum' glass by Erik Höglund, Sweden, mid-1950s.
Close up showing an upturned bowl from Erik Hoglund's rare 'Carborundum' series, made by Boda, Sweden.
Detail of the flat foot of a large clear 'Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, designed circa 1955 for Boda, Sweden.
Top view of a very large useful, practical and collectable Erik Höglund 'Carborundum' bowl.
Aerial shot of an upside down 'Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund. The experimental sparkling series was created by adding silicon carbide to the melting furnace.
Close up showing the branding or hand etched signature to underside of Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund. Signature reads ‘H860/240’.
A beautifully coloured Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, less commonly seen, this glittery, iridescent bowl is a light steel-blue colour.
Close up of foot of Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, the rippled glass is very tactile.
Mood image of a Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, presented on a neutral linen tablecloth. Stunning quite mid-century Scandinavian design.
Top view of Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, designed and made in the mid-twentieth century, Sweden.
Close up of the side of a rare Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, Boda, 1950s.
A light green blue grey coloured glass bowl from Erik Höglund's 'Carborundum' series, made by Boda in Sweden in the Mid-1950s.
Erik Höglund Large Carborundum Bowl
An image showing the subtly pitted and gently rippling surface of a 'Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, designed circa 1955 for Boda, Sweden.
A large tactile bowl in a decorative iridescent blue grey glass. Designed by Swedish designer Erik Holglund.
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Erik Höglund Large Carborundum Bowl

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A large clear 'Carborundum' bowl by Erik Höglund, designed circa 1955 for Boda, Sweden.

This substantial bowl is part of an experimental series in which silicon carbide was added to the melting furnace. The result of this inclusion is an even coverage of speckles which create a shimmering iridescence. Within this piece, this effect is heightened as the surface of the glass is gently rippled.

Höglund's 'Carborundum' items are more commonly found in a blue colour. They were first presented to the public in 1956, and were in production for only a short time. 

This tactile bowl is a decorative, practical, and usable object from this highly desirable series.

Model Number: H860/240

Model Name: ‘Carborundum’

Designer: Erik Höglund

Manufacturer: Boda

Year of Design: C.1955

Dates Produced: 1956-7

Colour: Clear, grey

Height: 15.5 cm, Diameter: 24.5 cm

Condition: Perfect

Branding: Hand etched signature ‘H860/240’