Vase Herkules, yellow orange white, glass, by E. Gerczuk-Moskaluk, Poland, 1980s.
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The 'Herkules' vase, designed by Ewa Gerczuk-Moskaluk and produced in the 1980s at the Sudety Glassworks in Poland, is a quintessential example of late modernist glass design. Its silhouette is defined by a fluid, organic line: a rounded, bulbous base rises into a slender neck, gently flaring towards the rim. The body, made from hand-blown colored glass, displays a seamless gradient from deep amber-orange at the base to honey-yellow near the neck. The rim is finished with milky, opalescent glass, lending a sense of lightness and luminosity to the whole. Free from additional ornamentation, handles, or applied elements, the vase relies purely on the interplay of color and form. The glass is thick and smooth, the surface glossy, and the proportions carefully balanced. Condition is described as very good, with no visible damage or signs of wear.This is an object that echoes the 1980s fascination with pure form and color. The 'Herkules' vase seems to speak in the language of glass, telling the story of an era when Polish glassworks—guided by accomplished designers—experimented boldly with color, translucency, and light. Its saturated hues, fluid color transitions, and subtle opalescent accents evoke the idea of sunlight suspended in matter. It stands as a glass
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Height41 cm
Length17 cm
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Length17 cm
Height41 cm
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