Arcoroc, France. "Fleur", set of eleven large clear glass dinner plates. Approx. 1980s.

Arcoroc, "Fleur", set of eleven large dinner plates.

Set comprising eleven large flat plates in clear pressed glass from the Fleur collection. The plates feature a decorative floral relief pattern with fine textures and a circular composition that creates beautiful reflections of light. The elegant design is characteristic of French glassware from the 1980s.

Origin: France.
Manufacturer: Arcoroc.
Model: Fleur.
Material: Clear glass.
Dimensions: D. 28 cm.
Period: 1980s.
Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear.

Bio:
Arcoroc is a French glassware brand launched in 1958 by Arc International, founded in Arques, northern France, in 1825. The company became known for its durable pressed glass designed for both domestic and professional use. During the 1970s and 80s, Arcoroc produced a variety of decorative glass collections featuring distinctive relief patterns, combining functionality with the aesthetic trends of the period.

Bio:

Bengt Edenfalk (1924–2016) was a Swedish glass artist and designer known for his contributions to modern Swedish functional and art glass. He worked for Skruf Glasbruk, among others, creating glassware distinguished by characteristic forms, textured surfaces and decorative light effects. His designs combine functionality with a sculptural aesthetic and form part of the Swedish glassmaking tradition of the 20th century.