Art Deco vase, green pressed glass, Poland, 1930s.
220 PLN
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The emerald green pressed glass vase from Huta Zawiercie is an example of Polish Art Deco glassware from the 1930s, embodying the streamlined elegance of the interwar era. Its architecture is defined by a hexagonal base and vertical, faceted panels running the full height, giving the piece pronounced, geometric contours. The glass surface is smooth and subtly glossy, with inherent tiny air bubbles typical of pressed glass from this period. There are no decorative motifs or color accents; appeal derives from the saturated color, crisp symmetry, and the way light refracts across the facets. Minor signs of wear are visible at the base, but the vase remains in good condition without notable damage or restoration.This vase echoes the spirit of the 1930s modern movement: clear, bold, and focused on form. It conjures visions of a rational Art Deco interior, speaking through architecture as light skims the angled panels and the deep emerald hue shifts between shadow and brilliance. The object’s simplicity and function convey the era’s optimism—the true drama lies in the purity of material and the interplay of sharp lines and reflective color.Set on a walnut or black lacquered sideboard, the vase can be paired with chromed details, mirrored walls, or a period lamp to highlight its modernist pedigree. In bright, eclectic Art Deco interiors, it combines well with black glass accessories or minimalist ceramics. Presented as a solitary centrepiece, filled with a single pale branch or left empty, the vase easily anchors a room, lending a sense of curatorial discipline and sculptural presence.
DIMENSION
Height16 cm
Depth6.5 cm
Width6.5 cm
Dimension details
Width6.5 cm
Height16 cm
Depth6.5 cm
Weight1 kg
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