

Swedish-German artist Hanne Dreutler (1949–2009) explored sculptural glass through a tactile and architectural approach, often shaped by extensive travels with husband and fellow artist Arthur Ziensack. Produced by Målerås Glassworks during the 1960s, this small mirror reflects the era’s fascination with heavy crystal glass and restrained geometric form. Weighty and monolithic in character, with softly textured surfaces and a distinctly brutalist sensibility.
Produced by Målerås Glassworks, Sweden, circa 1960. Preserved in very good vintage condition, with minor abrasion to the reverse consistent with age and use.
H23 W19 D3 cm
Swedish-German artist Hanne Dreutler (1949–2009) explored sculptural glass through a tactile and architectural approach, often shaped by extensive travels with husband and fellow artist Arthur Ziensack. Produced by Målerås Glassworks during the 1960s, this small mirror reflects the era’s fascination with heavy crystal glass and restrained geometric form. Weighty and monolithic in character, with softly textured surfaces and a distinctly brutalist sensibility.
Produced by Målerås Glassworks, Sweden, circa 1960. Preserved in very good vintage condition, with minor abrasion to the reverse consistent with age and use.
H23 W19 D3 cm
Swedish-German artist Hanne Dreutler (1949–2009) explored sculptural glass through a tactile and architectural approach, often shaped by extensive travels with husband and fellow artist Arthur Ziensack. Produced by Målerås Glassworks during the 1960s, this small mirror reflects the era’s fascination with heavy crystal glass and restrained geometric form. Weighty and monolithic in character, with softly…
Swedish-German artist Hanne Dreutler (1949–2009) explored sculptural glass through a tactile and architectural approach, often shaped by extensive travels with husband and fellow artist Arthur Ziensack. Produced by Målerås Glassworks during the 1960s, this small mirror reflects the era’s fascination with heavy crystal glass and restrained geometric form. Weighty and monolithic in character, with softly textured surfaces and a distinctly brutalist sensibility.
Produced by Målerås Glassworks, Sweden, circa 1960. Preserved in very good vintage condition, with minor abrasion to the reverse consistent with age and use.
H23 W19 D3 cm
Swedish-German artist Hanne Dreutler (1949–2009) explored sculptural glass through a tactile and architectural approach, often shaped by extensive travels with husband and fellow artist Arthur Ziensack. Produced by Målerås Glassworks during the 1960s, this small mirror reflects the era’s fascination with heavy crystal glass and restrained geometric form. Weighty and monolithic in character, with softly…
Swedish-German artist Hanne Dreutler (1949–2009) explored sculptural glass through a tactile and architectural approach, often shaped by extensive travels with husband and fellow artist Arthur Ziensack. Produced by Målerås Glassworks during the 1960s, this small mirror reflects the era’s fascination with heavy crystal glass and restrained geometric form. Weighty and monolithic in character, with softly textured surfaces and a distinctly brutalist sensibility.
Produced by Målerås Glassworks, Sweden, circa 1960. Preserved in very good vintage condition, with minor abrasion to the reverse consistent with age and use.
H23 W19 D3 cm
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