This whimsical glass bowl reminds us of bubbles or grape clusters.

Vintage orange glass serving bowl. Beautiful symmetric floral pattern in center with a rectangular pattern around the sides of the bowl.

Dimensions:
9″ in diameter
2.75″ tall

A Krenit Mid Century Danish Modern large salad bowl in Tomato Red by Herbert Krenchel (1922-2014) in Denmark. The items were sold by Torben Orskov until 1964. The Krenit bowls came in 9 sizes and numerous colors.

The stamp on the bottom would sometimes rub off since the base is flat and the logo applied over the finish product. The missing stamp would read H.KRENCHEL -DENMARK and logo.
Condition: Fair- one spot of damage on bottom of red enamel. Black finish shows wear consistent with age and use inherent to Krenit bowls. Please look at all images.

Measurements: 10 inches diameter x 5 1/2 inches height.

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Herbert Krenchel was a Danish material researcher and designer who became obessed with creating a very thin metal salad bowl after seeing the popularity, at the time, of Americans and Danes to serve large leafy green salads. Krenchel created a process where a very shiny and durable colored enamel could be applied to the inside of the bowl and keeping a matte black finish on the outside and the Krenit (1953-1964) salad bowl came to be. The original bowl was named C-bowl ( 12.5 cm /4.9 inches diameter). A design firm founded in 1953 by Torben Ørskov was entrusted with the sales of the newly developed Krenit bowls. In 2007, the Normann Copenhagen company reintroduced the Krenit bowl in new colors including Gold and real Silver with the iconic black matte finish on the outside.

Danish Mid Century Modern large Krenit Salad Serving Bowl in Lime green designed by Herbert Krenchel and retail by Torben Ørskov. The Krenit bowls came in 9 sizes and numerous colors.
The stamp on the bottom would sometimes rub off since the base is flat and the logo applied over the finish product. The stamp reads clearly H.KRENCHEL -DENMARK and logo.
Condition: From the late 50s Very Good. Two very small flakes on the rim. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Black finish shows minor wear consistent with age and use inherent to the Krenit bowls, not bad. Please look at all images.
Measurements: 10 inches diameter x 5 1/2 inches height.

Herbert Krenchel was a Danish material researcher and designer who became obessed with creating a very thin metal salad bowl after seeing the popularity, at the time, of Danes to serve large leafy green salads. Krenchel created a process where a very shiny and durable colored enamel could be applied to the inside of the bowl and keeping a matte black finish on the outside and the Krenit (1953-1964) salad bowl came to be. The original bowl was named C-bowl ( 12.5 cm / 4.9 inches diameter). A design firm founded in 1953 by Torben Ørskov was entrusted for the sales of the newly developed Krenit bowls. In 2007, the Normann Copenhagen company reintroduced the Krenit bowl in new colors including Gold and real Silver with the iconic black matte finish on the outside.

Please look at our other Krenit listings.

A large Mid Century Danish Modern Krenit Enameled Salad Serving Bowl in Tomato Red by Herbert Krenchel for Torben Orskov of Denmark from the 1960s.
The stamp on the bottom would sometimes rub off since the base is flat and the logo applied over the finished product. The stamp reads clearly H.KRENCHEL -DENMARK and logo.
Condition: Very Good. Black finish shows minor wear consistent with age and use inherent to the Krenit bowls, not bad. Please look at all images.
Measurements: 9 7/8 inches diameter x 4 3/4 inches height.
Herbert Krenchel was a Danish material researcher and designer who became obessed with creating a very thin metal salad bowl after seeing the popularity, at the time, of Americans and Danes to serve large leafy green salads. Krenchel created a process where a very shiny and durable colored enamel could be applied to the inside of the bowl and keeping a matte black finish on the outside. A design firm founded in 1953 by Torben Ørskov was entrusted for the sales of the newly developed Krenit bowls. In 2007, the Normann Copenhagen company reintroduced the Krenit bowls in different colors including Gold and real Silver with the iconic black matte finish on the outside.

Please view our other listings of Krenit Bowls and Salad Server Spoon & Fork.

A Danish Mid Century Modern Krenit bowl with white enamel inside and distintive matte black outer glaze.. Designed by Herbert Krenchel and retailed by Torben Orskov of Denmark in the 1950s.
The stamp on the bottom would sometimes rub off since the base is flat and the logo applied over the finish product. The stamp reads clearly H.KRENCHEL -DENMARK and logo.
Condition: Some minor roughness on rim. Black finish shows wear consitent with age and use inherent to the Krenit bowls, not bad. Please look at all images.

Measurements: 9 7/8 inches diameter x 4 3/4 inches height.
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Herbert Krenchel was a Danish material researcher and designer who became obessed with creating a very thin metal salad bowl after seeing the popularity, at the time, of Danes to serve large leafy green salads. Krenchel created a process where a very shiny and durable colored enamel could be applied to the inside of the bowl and keeping a matte black finish on the outside and the Krenit (1953-1964) salad bowl came to be. The original bowl was named C-bowl ( 12.5 cm / 4.9 inches diameter). A design firm founded in 1953 by Torben Ørskov was entrusted for the sales of the newly developed Krenit bowls. In 2007, the Normann Copenhagen company reintroduced the Krenit bowl but in Gold and real Silver with the iconic black matte finish on the outside.

A set of Danish Mid Century Modern 7 Krenit Bowls in the original first size, 4. 90 “diameter, that was created by Herbert Krenchel in 1953. Torben Orskov of Denmark was the original retailer of the Krenit bowls until 1964. The Krenit came in 9 sizes and numerous colors. This set include two Red bowls, 2 Baby blue, 2 Lime Green and one White.
Condition: Both of the red bowls have a minor chip, all other in Very Good condition. Black finish shows minor wear inherent to Krenit bowls, consistent with age and use. Please look at all images.
Measurements: 4 7/8 inches diameter x 2 3/8 inches height
The stamp on the bottom would sometimes rub off since the base is flat and the logo applied over the finish product. The stamp reads H.KRENCHEL -DENMARK and logo. One red bowl has an Illums Bolighus Department Store in Denmark, foil label.

Herbert Krenchel was a Danish material researcher and designer who became obessed with creating a very thin metal salad bowl after seeing the popularity, at the time, of Americans and Danes to serve large leafy green salads. Krenchel created a process where a very shiny and durable colored enamel could be applied to the inside of the bowl and keeping a matte black finish on the outside and the Krenit (1953-1964) salad bowl came to be. The original bowl was named C-bowl ( 12.5 cm / 4.9 inches diameter). A design firm founded in 1953 by Torben Ørskov was entrusted for the sales of the newly developed Krenit bowls. In 2007, the Normann Copenhagen company reintroduced the Krenit bowl in new colors including Gold and real Silver with the iconic black matte finish on the outside.
Please view our other listings of Krenit Bowls and Salad Server Spoon & Fork.

Herbert Krenchel designed hard to find 1950s vintage set of 4 Krenit smallest bowls, 1.50 inches height by 3.5 inches diameter, produced and marketed by Torben Orskov of Denmark. Two with in tomato red and two with the lime green enamel. All in Very Good condition, no issues, probably never used. These were expensive for their size when first produced, so not many were purchased.The stamp on the bottom would sometimes rub off since the base is flat and the logo applied over the finish product. Three of the bowls have the Krenit logo, KRENIT -DENMARK on botton. The one missing the stamp was probably kept on the bottom of the stack during storage.

Measurements: 3 1/2 inches diameter x 1 1/2 inches high
Please view our other listings of Krenit Bowls and Salad Server Spoon & Fork.
Herbert Krenchel was a Danish material researcher and designer who became obessed with creating a very thin metal salad bowl after seeing the popularity, at the time, of Danes to serve large leafy green salads. Krenchel created a process where a very shiny and durable colored enamel could be applied to the inside of the bowl and keeping a matte black finish on the outside and the Krenit (1953-1964) salad bowl came to be. The original bowl was named C-bowl ( 12.5 cm / 4.9 inches diameter). A design firm founded in 1953 by Torben Ørskov was entrusted for the sales of the newly developed Krenit bowls. In 2007, the Normann Copenhagen company reintroduced the Krenit bowl in new colors including Gold and real Silver with the iconic black matte finish on the outside.

A Wedgewood Flying Cloud serving bowl, marked ‘Made in England, Ann McKim, 1833’ The Flying Cloud Pattern was produced from 1969-1993. Measuring 10” x 7 ½” x 2 ¼” and in excellent vintage condition.