This Danish glass vase from the 1960s is a refined example of Scandinavian modernism, where functionality and expressive form are combined with high-quality materials. Crafted from thick, transparent glass in a cool, cobalt-blue tone with balanced saturation, the vase features a vertically oriented, geometric silhouette with pronounced architectural lines and gently rounded edges—hallmarks of mid-century modern design. The front is adorned with the original gold decal depicting a building and the inscription 'Hoven Hjemmeværnsgård,' adding a collectible and authentic touch. The surface is smooth, with occasional small air bubbles typical of hand-blown glass. There are no cracks or chips, only subtle signs of use and fine scratches consistent with age. Preserved in good original condition.This vase tells the story of Danish design in the 1960s, an era when light, simplicity, and the nobility of materials defined modern elegance. The clarity of the glass and its cool shade evoke the atmosphere of Scandinavian days—bright yet crisp, filled with a sense of space and air. The gold decal on the front serves as a signature of its time: a discreet detail that carries the memory of place and era, suggesting that every object holds its own local
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Height15 cm
Width9 cm
Length10 cm
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Length10 cm
Height15 cm
Width9 cm
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