Decorative jardiniere, green blue clear glass, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
420 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 44101
This large glass jardiniere, most likely produced by the renowned Chribska glassworks in Czechoslovakia during the 1970s, exemplifies the mature phase of Central European modernist applied arts. Crafted entirely from hand-blown glass, the piece is distinguished by an organic, sculptural silhouette with an irregular, asymmetric rim. The dominant color is a cool, translucent teal, flowing seamlessly into deep blue and clear accents for a sophisticated multicolored effect. Its surface is highly polished and glossy, with pronounced, dynamic waves and undulations that enhance the vessel’s unique, almost aquatic character. The base is thick and stable, featuring a visible pontil mark typical of artisanal glassmaking. There are no metal fittings or handles—this is a unified mass of art glass. Dimensions: height 11 cm, diameter 35 cm. Condition is very good, with only minor user scratches visible and no chips or cracks.The jardiniere resonates with the voice of its era, when organic forms and bold color transitions embodied a spirit of creative freedom. It speaks of a 1970s moment in which art glass broke free from mere utility to become a form of sculpture—a frozen wave, where light plays across edges and color flows like water. Each curve invites new discoveries in shade and reflection, while the asymmetrical lobes evoke the dynamism and energy that defined the period’s aesthetic.This jardiniere is ideal as a centerpiece on a living room table, where its expressive form and shifting hues can command attention. It could be paired with minimalist light
DIMENSION
Height11 cm
Width35 cm
Length35 cm
Dimension details
Length35 cm
Height11 cm
Width35 cm
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