This slender vase from the 1930s was produced by the Inwald Glassworks in Dubi, Czech Republic, and exemplifies the refined design of Central European Art Deco. Crafted from pressed glass and colored in mass with a deep amethyst hue, the piece stands out for its glossy surface and striking color clarity. The flared, scalloped rim and vertical ribbing reinforce its geometric, symmetrical silhouette, while the hexagonal base provides stability and echoes the architectural spirit of the era. The glass is smooth to the touch, without any signs of wear, chips, or restoration; the vase is preserved in very good condition.Its form speaks to the 1930s—a period when Art Deco drew inspiration from precise geometry and sumptuous, saturated colors. The polished surface reflects light, and the purple tone conjures the mood of elegant salons, where ornament met function. This object, through the language of form, tells a story of pre-war European optimism and the mastery of craftsmanship, with every detail calculated to accentuate the elegance of everyday items.The vase can be displayed solo on a dark wood sideboard or grouped with other geometric Art Deco pieces. It would work well in a collector’s historical interior, or as a striking accent in a minimalistic setting. Pairing it with a single branch or a composition of pale flowers will accentuate both its color and architectural lines. Geometric accessories—such as a faceted mirror or a 1930s graphic—will further emphasize its stylistic character.
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Height19.6 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height19.6 cm
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