Decanter, Art Deco, blue crystal, attrib. Moser, Czechoslovakia, 1930s
1 240 PLN
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This Art Deco crystal decanter, attributed to the Moser glassworks and dating from the 1930s, is a remarkable example of interwar European glass artistry. The design is based on a rhombus-shaped plan with a faceted, geometric body and a substantial, precisely cut stopper that echoes the architecture of the vessel. The saturated sapphire blue hue and the glossy, crystal-clear surface create striking light refractions along the sharply defined planes. Balanced proportions, a wide stable base, and a subtly flared neck give the piece a distinctly modernist character. The mass-colored crystal glass is free from visible inclusions, and the finishing displays meticulous attention to detail. The condition is very good: a historical usage deposit is visible inside, and there is a minimal, small chip on the edge of the stopper, both serving as authentic traces of age.The decanter tells its own story—its disciplined geometry and deep blue shade evoke the elegance and forward-thinking spirit of the Art Deco era, when bold form and interplay of line and light shaped everyday objects. It stands as a sculptural piece, echoing the pursuit of harmony in design, each crystal facet capturing memories of sophisticated gatherings from another time. The cut stopper and cool form seem to whisper of an era when fine glass signified prestige and avant-garde design.The decanter can be displayed on a modernist bar, an inlaid sideboard, or in a cabinet of curiosities—alongside light wood, chromed details, or minimalist ceramics. It will bring a refined, distinguished
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Height22 cm
Length11 cm
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Length11 cm
Height22 cm
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