Vase Kufel, yellow glass, by J. Słuczan-Orkusz, Poland, 1970s.
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The 'beer mug' vase, designed by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz in Kraków in 1972, is a representative example of Polish artistic glass from the 1970s. The body is made of thick, mass-colored glass in a warm, intensely saturated yellow shade, finished with a glossy, mirror-like surface that is smooth and patternless. The shape is cylindrical with a slightly flared rim and a prominent, vertically attached handle inspired by classic beer mugs. The wide, rounded base ensures stability and harmonious proportions. Simplicity of form, typical of Polish glass of this era, is counterbalanced by the bold color; decorative and functional values intertwine in this piece. The vase is preserved in very good, collector's condition, with no visible signs of use, damage, or restoration – all elements, including the handle and base, are original.This vase tells the story of the 1970s in Poland – a time when even everyday objects gained individual expression through bold colors and distinctive forms. Its vivid yellow hue evokes a sense of optimism and the openness of the era's design. The smooth glass surface reflects light, creating a sense of depth and vibrancy, as if the vase itself seeks to brighten the space it inhabits. The solid, pronounced handle alludes to utility but also to the relaxed, playful approach to form in that decade.The vase can be paired with minimalist mid-century modern furniture or placed on a natural wood console, where its intense yellow will
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Height15 cm
Width10.5 cm
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Width10.5 cm
Height15 cm
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