Vase, Art Deco, violet glass, by R. Schrotter, Huta Szkła Inwald, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.
560 PLN
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Designed by Rudolf Schrotter in the 1930s for Inwald Glassworks in Czechoslovakia, this vase is a quintessential example of Central European Art Deco glass. It is crafted from semi-transparent, mass-colored glass in a cool amethyst violet that subtly deepens toward the thick, sturdy base. The hourglass silhouette features a gently pinched waist, while a precise pressed pattern of geometric elongated ovals and vertical grooves creates a harmonious, sculptural form. The glossy surface enhances the clarity of the glass and the dynamic play of light reflections, with no visible seams or imperfections—a testament to high-quality craftsmanship. The vase remains in very good vintage condition, with only minimal signs of age and no chips, cracks, or repairs.The shape of this vase reflects the spirit of the 1930s, when the geometric discipline of Art Deco met restrained ornamentation. The glass tells a story of modern craftsmanship, where light and shadow interact with the pressed motifs and polished surface. Its amethyst hue, ranging from a subtle cool tone to a deeper purple, evokes the morning light filtering through the windows of a modernist villa and playing across expertly sculpted details.This vase may be used as a solo statement piece atop a light wood sideboard or grouped with other period glassware to emphasize its collectible character—suiting both Art Deco-inspired and more eclectic contemporary interiors. It could be paired with textiles in subdued colors or metallic accents to bring out the cool violet tone of the glass and highlight its geometric yet gentle form.
DIMENSION
Height15 cm
Depth7.5 cm
Width7.5 cm
Dimension details
Width7.5 cm
Height15 cm
Depth7.5 cm
Weight1 kg
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