This pressed glass bowl, produced by the Niemen glassworks in the 1920s–1930s (catalog number 1745), exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the Art Deco era in Central and Eastern Europe. Made from thick, mass-colored glass in a cool, smoky brown-grey tone, the bowl’s semi-transparency and glossy finish highlight its architectural qualities. The geometric, symmetrical silhouette is structured by pronounced, vertical stepped and faceted ridges, creating a strong rhythm and dynamic presence. The rim features an undulating, alternating raised and lowered profile, accentuating its sculptural nature. The material—substantial, well-balanced pressed glass—offers solidity and a smooth, cool texture. The crisp lines, precise execution, and absence of chips or cracks confirm the high production standards typical of Niemen glassworks. Condition: excellent, with only minimal age-appropriate wear visible for an object from the 1920s–30s. This bowl’s form narrates the spirit of an era where geometric discipline met a desire for ornamentation. The mass-colored glass serves both a practical and atmospheric role—diffusing light in a way that invokes a sense of composed elegance. Its dynamic ridges echo the architectural inspirations of Art Deco, seeking harmony between function and aesthetics. The bowl seems to
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Height9 cm
Width23 cm
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Width23 cm
Height9 cm
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