This vase, produced by Marius-Ernest Sabino in France around 1930, fully embodies the Art Deco aesthetic. Crafted from pressed glass colored in the mass, it features a warm amber-brown hue with a subtle golden undertone. The satin-matte surface softly diffuses light over the richly raised botanical decorations—large, stylized floral clusters and elongated leaves, signature motifs of Sabino’s work. The vessel’s form is rounded and bulbous, with a gently narrowing, slightly flared neck; both the top rim and the flat base are precisely polished. The detailed relief creates a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, while the seamless construction exemplifies the high standards of French glassmaking in the 1930s. The vase is preserved in excellent condition, free from chips, cracks, or any visible signs of wear. This piece echoes the spirit of the 1930s, when Art Deco drew inspiration from nature, merging it with a passion for luxury and precision. Its form and decorative motifs evoke memories of elegant Parisian interiors, where light glides over glass relief, revealing the depth of color and delicacy of modeling. Every detail—from the soft matte texture to the sculpted three-dimensional leaves—whispers of the care with which utilitarian objects were elevated to works of art. The vase can be displayed on a dark wood console, where its golden-brown tones will enhance the richness of the material. It would pair well with geometric mirrors or chromed accessories, referencing the Art Deco affinity for bold contrasts of form and texture. In a space inspired by collector’s modernism, it could be combined with ceramics or glass of more simplified lines, allowing Sabino’s relief to take center stage. Alternatively, it may serve as a sculptural accent
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Height25 cm
Width22 cm
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Width22 cm
Height25 cm
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