Bowl Bubble, transparent glass, for Walther Glas, Germany, 1970s.
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The 'Bubble' decorative bowl, designed by Bolero for Walther Glas in Germany during the 1970s, exemplifies a modernist approach to utilitarian glassware. Crafted from clear, colorless glass with high transparency, the bowl is distinguished by its lustrous, glossy surface and the pronounced motif of raised glass bubbles that rhythmically encircle the outer rim and sides. Its form is shallow and wide (21 cm in diameter, 5 cm in height), with a low profile and stable, smooth base. The tactile contrast between the smooth glass and the three-dimensional bubbles highlights the balance between structural simplicity and playful ornamentation. The overall condition is good—only minor scratches on the bottom are visible, consistent with age and use, with no chips or cracks. This bowl channels the spirit of the 1970s, when German glass design embraced experimentation with texture, light, and tactile experience. The bubble motif—straddling the line between playfulness and refinement—demonstrates that modernism could be both inviting and sensorial. Transparent glass catches and refracts light within each raised bubble, casting subtle reflections and shadows across a surface, as if the bowl itself were narrating a fascination with optical effects that defined its era. Such a piece serves well as a centerpiece on a living room table, especially within mid-century modern or eclectic vintage interiors. It may be paired with simple-lined tableware, minimalist candles, or other glass vases in similar tones to accentuate its dimensional texture. Combining the bowl with cool, neutral textiles or natural wood surfaces can bring out the
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Height5 cm
Width21 cm
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Width21 cm
Height5 cm
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