Ingeborg Lundin (1921–1992) was a Swedish glass designer celebrated for her innovative contributions to mid-20th-century Scandinavian glass art. Working for Orrefors, she created the iconic "Apple" vase (1955), a masterpiece of Swedish design known for its elegant simplicity and lightness. Lundin's work is characterized by delicate forms and transparent beauty, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Her pieces exemplify the ethos of Scandinavian design, where form meets function in perfect harmony.

Orrefors

Clear glass, the higher vase signed HP 4/4 Orrefors Expo D.U. 27. 53. 
Model designed in 1953 as part of the Expo series. The largest piece is signed the same year. 

From left to right;
15524 - H.30.5 cm Dia.6.5 cm 
171012 - H.21 cm  Dia.6 m
15524 - H.37cm Dia.7 cm


Literature; H. Ricke, U. Gronert, 'Glas in Schweden 1915-60', Munich 1986. See the model illustrated p 180, no 293.

Glass

Group of Three 'Hour Glass' Vases

Blown translucent glass. 
Engraved 'Orrefors / Expo D 199-64 / Ingeborg Lundin' to base.

Vase

Blown glass.
Etched signature and inscription to underside ‘ORREFORS EXPO 32-57 Ingeborg Lundin’.

Apple vase

Literature: 
Grünert, Ulrich, Ricke, Helmut, 'Glas in Schweden 1915-1960', Pressten-Verlag (Germany) 1986, p. 182.

Designed in 1955.
Hand blown glass.
Inscribed 'Orrefors Expo DU 92-57 Ingeborg Lundin' to base.

'Apple' Vase

Designed 1955.
Hand blown glass. 
Inscribed 'Ingeborg Lundin Orrefors Expo 32-57' to base.

Vase in the Graal technique. Different internal geometric decoration. Signed Orrefors Expo DU174-63 Ingeborg Lundin.
The Graal technique was introduced 1917.

"Graal" Vases

Abstract tiger faces in the "Graal" technique. Signed: "Orrefors graal 224-F Ingeborg Lundin"

Tiger Vase

Crystal clear "Apple" vase/sculpture. Signed "Orrefors Expo Nr 3257 Ingeborg Lundin".

Ingeborg Lundin

1921-1992