Featured ORREFORS Painted Bowl: REAL OR FAUX?

Pretty hand painted Orrefors bowl. Signed HK/AA at the bottom. I can't seem to find other examples of bowls by Orrefors that have been painted like this. Possibly done by amateur painter or real Orrefors?

 

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From looking around The Glass Message Boards, yes, real Orrefors, seems they were produced in the 1980's. I didn't look up the artists, but you might be able to figure yours out if you search for a list of Orrefors Artists.
here are a couple of examples that I found on google


https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/118...KGnnkV4ZboUJooPc6yCZh6ciFprTEAegaAupOEALw_wcB

 

The bottom two are by Eva Englund.

 

all 3 examples I showed are by the same artist I didn't see any pieces with the same initials that are on the bowl @vitry-le-francois has, but I didn't do much searching

 

I didn't either. I checked the artists names and there was a HK, but his stuff was nothing like. I didn't see an AA. So, I started to wonder if Vitry was right. I've seen colored glass by Orrefors, but not white and the painting is nothing like the other painters. But what do I know.

 

here is another by EE but on white glass

https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/103...KJJHtk6fXIDpNHJG8KEiQJyGB3cXPVuMaAkHHEALw_wcB

 

Wow...Found it! (NOT my listing!)
https://tinyurl.com/cust6uv8

 

Wow, is right. So now we all know that such a thing exists.

 

@KikoBlueEyes At least we know there are 2 of them

 

I love you bring all this interesting stuff to the table. Being from the US, we don't see much of this except in high end antique stores. Occasionally something escapes, but it's rare.

 

@KikoBlueEyes thanks All my recent posts within the last few weeks are from a vast collection of porcelain/glass that was sold at auction. The previous owner was an elderly woman who owned a large turkey farm in rural Michigan. She went around the world buying cool stuff