Goblet Vase, yellow glass, by Z. Horbowy, Poland, 1970s.
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This goblet-shaped vase, designed by Zbigniew Horbowy in 1971 for the Huta Szkła "Sudety" glassworks in Szczytna Śląska, exemplifies Polish art glass of the 1970s. Crafted from mass-colored soda glass of the 'antico' type, the vase displays a saturated yellow hue with a pronounced orange undertone, producing a soft gradient that intensifies towards the base and stem. The semi-transparent glass is flecked throughout with fine air bubbles, imparting depth and a distinct artisanal feel. The elegant, slender form features a wide, gently flared bowl that flows seamlessly into a long, narrow stem and a flat, round foot. Its proportions emphasize the height (34 cm) and understated delicacy of the piece, while the glossy surface enhances the luminosity and richness of the color. The vase is in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration; all elements, including the foot and rim, are original.This vase carries the spirit of 1970s modernist Poland, reflecting Zbigniew Horbowy's pioneering approach to glass design—exploring color, light, and organic form. The luminous, warm glass, with its myriad tiny bubbles, speaks to an era of optimism and creative exploration, when even everyday objects were shaped with a sense of harmony and modernity. The chalice silhouette seems to whisper of artistic joy—its subtle color transitions and flowing lines evoking the
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Height34 cm
Width12.6 cm
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Width12.6 cm
Height34 cm
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