Soliflore vase, transparent glass, by H. Düsterhaus, Walther Glas, Germany, 1970s
120 PLN
unique
ABOUT PRODUCTID 37401
The Walther Design soliflore vase, designed by Heiner Düsterhaus for the German manufacturer Walther Glas in the late 1960s and early 1970s, exemplifies mid-century modern aesthetics in utilitarian glass. Its flattened, round body is seamlessly integrated with a cylindrical tube for a single stem, crafted from clear, pressed glass with high transparency. The surface features a distinctive, raised bubble relief—regular circular motifs that catch and refract light, creating a striking play of reflections on the glossy finish. Geometric simplicity and a focus on material qualities place this vase firmly within the language of functional minimalism characteristic of the era. The original Walther Design sticker confirms its authenticity. Condition: good—there are subtle traces of use and slight clouding typical of vintage glass, but no significant damage, chips, or cracks.This compact piece echoes the voice of German modernism at the turn of the decade: the glass speaks in the language of pure lines and tactile texture, as if it had captured a fragment of a time when simplicity equaled modernity. The symmetrically arranged bubbles evoke designers’ fascination with light and kinetic illusion, lending the object sculptural autonomy—more than a vessel, it is a glass miniature that invites close observation of light playing across its surface.This vase could be paired with raw ceramics, minimalist planters, or metallic accents to highlight its modernist lineage in mid
DIMENSION
Height11 cm
Width112 cm
Length5.2 cm
Dimension details
Length5.2 cm
Height11 cm
Width112 cm
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