Vintage Glass Bowls by Timo Sarpaneva for Iittala - Finland, 1950s - Set of 6

A classic from Finland’s golden age of glass. Designed by Timo Sarpaneva for Iittala, model 2306 reflects the quiet precision of Finnish modernism: clean, balanced, and endlessly functional. The soft purple hue gives the set a subtle, sophisticated tone that works with nearly any table setting.

Produced between 1958 and 1970, these mould-blown bowls showcase Iittala’s craftsmanship at its best. Sarpaneva’s glassware was known for its refined proportions and technical mastery – everyday objects designed to last a lifetime.

Designed for desserts or fruit, but works equally well for small breakfasts or snacks. Will add a touch of mid-century elegance to your table. One bowl still retains its original Iittala sticker.

✦ Height 5.5 cm, Ø 10 cm
✦ Material: Mould-blown glass
✦ Model: 2306 (part of the i-collection)
✦ Designer: Timo Sarpaneva
✦ Manufacturer: Iittala
✦ Production period: 1958–1970
✦ Made in Finland
✦ Excellent vintage condition – minimal signs of use
✦ Sold as a set of six

NOTE ON THE DESIGNER
Timo Sarpaneva (1926–2006) was one of Finland’s leading post-war designers, known for his innovative work in glass, textiles, and industrial design. At Iittala, he helped define modern Finnish glass through pieces that were both sculptural and functional – blending artistry with precision manufacturing.