Decanter Art Deco, rosaline, crystal, attributed to Moser, Czechoslovakia, 1930s
1 240 PLN
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This Art Deco crystal decanter, attributed to the Moser glassworks, exemplifies the distinctive approach to European glass design of the 1930s, where refined form meets sophisticated color. The silhouette features a slightly flattened, geometric body complemented by a bold, faceted stopper—both echoing the architectural motifs and disciplined lines of the Art Deco period. The crystal is colored throughout with a unique peachy-rose (rosaline) hue, shifting between orange and pink depending on wall thickness and the play of natural light. The surface is highly glossy and glassy-smooth, with sharply defined edges that highlight the skillful cutting and polishing. Eschewing any added ornament, the decanter relies on the interplay of light, color, and proportion for its presence. Condition: very good – with a natural, age-appropriate residue inside and minor, historical abrasions visible on some edges.This vessel speaks in the voice of an era when function and artistry were intertwined in everyday objects. Its form is a testament to modernist discipline—geometric contours conjure the urban rhythm of the 1930s, while the rosaline crystal captures and diffuses light like morning sun on city facades. Each detail reveals the makers’ precision and sensibility, and the gentle shifts in color seem to invite a silent dialogue with the
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Height22 cm
Length15 cm
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Length15 cm
Height22 cm
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