This vase, produced by the Hortensja glassworks around 1930, is a distinguished example of Polish decorative glass from the Art Deco period. Crafted from pressed glass colored in the mass with a rich amber-yellow tone, it features a matte, satin surface that softly diffuses light. The wide, flared rim with a scalloped edge and the frieze of raised floral motifs—stylized roses and leaves—reflect the geometric and nature-inspired ornamentation typical of the era. The body gently narrows towards a stepped, square base, lending architectural presence and stability. The clarity of the relief and symmetrical geometry highlight the pressed glass technique. The vase is in excellent condition, free from damage or wear, with its original finish fully preserved. This piece whispers of modernizing Poland in the 1930s: the way light glances off the satin glass recalls the era’s fascination with harmony between nature and geometric order. Stylized roses and leaves encircle the vessel in a play of shadow and light, with its substantial form balanced by visual lightness and luminous hues. Rather than dominating, the vase subtly shapes the atmosphere—as if suggesting that ornament can be a synthesis of craftsmanship and modernity. The vase could be paired with furniture featuring clean lines—a dark wood table or
DIMENSION
Height15 cm
Depth15 cm
Width24 cm
Dimension details
Width24 cm
Height15 cm
Depth15 cm
DELIVERY
Free delivery
MethodFind out more
Estimated delivery time
Today
Order within supplier
26.02
At your place
Professional vendor vintage
Safe shoppingWe care about the comfort of your purchases.Find out more
