Art Deco of the 1930s presents a striking vase crafted at Huta Niemen—a testament to Polish interwar craftsmanship. The piece is formed from faceted uranium crystal glass in a translucent pale lime-green shade, characteristic of uranium glass. Its structure features an octagonal base elegantly transitioning to a wide, flared upper rim with sharply cut, faceted vertical panels—hallmark elements of the Art Deco style. The surface is perfectly smooth and high-gloss, while the crisp angular facets emphasize a clean, architectural geometry. There are no chips or repairs; the vase is in very good vintage condition with barely noticeable signs of use.It speaks in the confident voice of its era—modernized, bright as the optimism of the 1930s. The uranium glow conjures up an era fascinated by progress and experiment: a design ready for a new age, where clarity and line take precedence over overt ornament. The bold, crystalline form—multiplying light through sharp facets and faint luminescence—even under soft illumination, creates an interplay of reflections and unexpected shadows. This vase doesn't dwell on nostalgia but champions the energy and streamlined spirit of prewar modernity.It could be paired with a low wood or stone console, allowing the faceted crystal and sculptural silhouette to take center stage. It would work well amidst chrome accents or minimalist artworks that stay visually restrained. Spaces inspired by collector-grade Art Deco, modernist rooms, or eclectic living spaces offer a suitable backdrop—this vase may serve as the focal point on a dining table or a statement piece on an entryway sideboard, where daylight brings forth the distinctive lime glow of uranium glass.
DIMENSION
Height11 cm
Depth9 cm
Width9 cm
Dimension details
Width9 cm
Height11 cm
Depth9 cm
Weight1 kg
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