This Art Deco glass vase, created by the Rupel Boom manufactory in Belgium in the 1940s, is crafted from crystal glass in a deep, saturated burgundy hue. The high-gloss surface reflects light, revealing a smooth texture and meticulously applied vertical gold stripes that extend from the base to the neck. Wide, lustrous gold bands accentuate both the rim and the base, introducing a sense of geometric rhythm. The vase’s form is quintessentially Art Deco, with a rounded body, gently narrowing neck, and subtly flared rim; its harmonious proportions underscore the design’s balanced character. No visible cracks or chips are present, and minor wear to the gilding speaks to its authenticity and age – overall, the piece is preserved in very good vintage condition. The vase echoes the spirit of its era: a time when Art Deco celebrated geometric elegance and intricate ornamentation. The burgundy crystal glass, catching the light, conjures the ambience of mid-century salons where luxury meant harmony between disciplined form and decorative precision. The regularity of the gold stripes draws the eye upwards, like the architectural details of a façade reaching towards the light. In an interior, the vase could be paired with period furnishings or contemporary pieces featuring minimalist finishes, highlighting its historical presence. It would work well on a veneered console or marble tabletop, accompanied by Murano glass or geometric gold candleholders. Art Deco, modern classic, or eclectic collector’s spaces provide a natural context; it is worth combining with deep, saturated wall or textile colors to accentuate its rich hue and the shine of the gilded details.
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Height21 cm
Width13 cm
Dimension details
Width13 cm
Height21 cm
Weight1 kg
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