This vase from the Józefina Glassworks, dating to around 1930, is a small object measuring 7.6 cm in height and 6.6 cm in diameter, crafted from layered crystal glass in a deep, cobalt blue hue. Its glossy surface reveals precise geometric and fan-shaped cuts that expose clear glass beneath the blue overlay. The upper body is adorned with a finely fitted, openwork silver collar (purity 1000/1000) featuring delicate foliate motifs. The classic, bulbous form with a gently flaring neck is typical of Central European design from the interwar period, with clear Art Deco influences visible in the sharp cuts and balanced proportions. The vase is in excellent condition, with no damage to the glass or signs of tarnish on the silver. This small vase carries the spirit of an era when craftsmanship and the power of color were balanced by artistic discipline. The cobalt glass tells of a fascination with depth and luminosity, while the geometric cuts echo the modernist quest for order and refinement. The silver collar, like a piece of fine jewelry, crowns the vessel and recalls a time when even everyday objects were defined by their detailed finish. Though modest in size, the vase seems to whisper of the elegance and restraint of the 1930s, evoking an age when ritual and harmony were woven into the fabric of the home. The Józefina vase could be paired with a simple, light-wood console, where its deep blue glass and polished silver would be accentuated by natural light. It would also fit well within an eclectic collection of 1920s and 1930s objects, alongside porcelain or geometric Art Deco figurines. One might combine it with a single pale-stemmed flower or leave it empty as a standalone accent on
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Height7 cm
Width6 cm
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Width6 cm
Height7 cm
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