Vintage Trio of modernist glasses Reima series (1943–1949). Designed and produced in Finland by Riihimäen Lasi at Kauklahti Glassworks.
A rare set of three vintage drinking glasses from the Reima series, the name means “brisk” in Finnish, reflecting the clean, light character of these pieces. The design is functional and elegant, typical of Finnish glassware from the 1940s.
Each glass has a wide, gently rounded bowl, tapering slightly toward the base. The stem is short and solid, with a single rounded knop that gives the glass visual weight and a balanced grip. The foot is flat and steady. One glass is made with faint green-tinted glass, while the other two are clear. All three cast soft reflections and shadows depending on the light, adding to their presence on the table.
This trio includes:
Tallest glass (11.5 cm) — suitable for water, beer or other light beverages
Mid-sized glass (10 cm) — ideal for wine
Smallest glass (8.5 cm) — suited for stronger spirits or aperitifs
These glasses are part of the permanent collection at KAMU Museum (Espoo City Museum), Finland, and are a fine example of early Finnish modernist glass design.
In excellent vintage condition, with no chips or cracks
