Vase Art Deco, transparent, black glass, Poland, 1930s.
199 PLN
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This unique vase from the Hortensja glassworks is a classic example of Art Deco glassmaking from Poland, dating to the 1930s. The transparent glass body is elegantly paired with a striking black circular foot, whose deep, glossy finish contrasts with the slender, clear bowl. The surface is adorned with delicate, etched geometric patterns of intersecting arcs and stylized leaf motifs, echoing the symmetry and refined order of the era. The glass is smooth and lustrous, while the matte-finished engravings create a subtle interplay of light. The proportions are harmonious: a wide, stable base gently transitions into a tapering body, with a seamless, fluid connection between the foot and the bowl. The vase remains in good vintage condition, with a minor chip on the upper rim visible in close-up, and no evidence of restoration. The form of this vase narrates the spirit of an era when geometry and rhythm became emblems of modernity. The etched motifs on the clear glass evoke the boldness and clarity of the 1930s—an age fascinated by the play of light on mirrored and frosted surfaces, where Art Deco set new standards of elegance and sophistication. This is a piece that might have witnessed lively salon conversations of the jazz age, quietly reflecting the aspirations and innovations of its time. The vase can serve as a solo accent atop a walnut or ebony sideboard, where its distinctive black foot gains a dramatic backdrop. It suits interiors inspired by Art Deco, modernism, or eclectic collector’s spaces. It may be paired with minimalist ceramics or glass in contrasting hues, as well as geometric artwork on the wall
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Height21 cm
Length10 cm
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Length10 cm
Height21 cm
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