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Savoy White/Red
This striking vase received its name after a new luxury restaurant in Helsinki, called Savoy and opened in 1937. The Savoy Vase was, however, not custom-made for the restaurant.
Under the Swedish code name of Eskimoerindens Skinnbuxa (Eskimo-Woman's Leather Pants) it was an entry to a design competition where the winners would be shown at the Paris World Fair in 1937.
A total of about 10 sketches was produced from this series and first shown in the Finland Pavilion (Also designed by Aalto as a result form another competition in 1936) at the World Fair.
Under the Swedish code name of Eskimoerindens Skinnbuxa (Eskimo-Woman's Leather Pants) it was an entry to a design competition where the winners would be shown at the Paris World Fair in 1937.
A total of about 10 sketches was produced from this series and first shown in the Finland Pavilion (Also designed by Aalto as a result form another competition in 1936) at the World Fair.
| Designer | Aalvar Aalto, 1936 |
|---|---|
| Country | Finland |
| Material | Glass |
| Color | White outside, Red inside |
| Height | 6.3" (160cm) |
| Price* | $335.00 |
*All prices are showed Excl. tax. A 8.875% tax will be applied at checkout on all shipping addresses in New York state.
