"Breathing Space" studio glass vase by Nick Orsler (1986) UK
£120.00
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"Breathing Space" studio glass vase by Nick Orsler (1986) UK
£120.00
Nick Orsler - A Studio glass vase titled "Breathing Space", in pink and blue translucent glass. Signed and dated 1986 to base,
Dimensions - 20cm high
Nick Orsler trained at Hornsey College of Art in London, and then did a degree in Industrial design at Leicester University. He set up a small studio in London with the support of a Crafts Council award. Stockists of Nick's work have included Harrods International glass department, Liberty's One off department and the Designers Guild.
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