This vase from the Mstišov Glassworks in Nový Bor, Czechoslovakia, crafted in the 1950s, exemplifies the artistry of Central European modernism. Hand-blown from multicolored glass, its hues transition smoothly from deep blue at the rim through turquoise and green to a yellowish-green at the base. Three pronounced lobes flare outward at the top, lending the piece a dynamic, almost floral silhouette that underscores its sculptural quality. The glass is thick and substantial, with a high-gloss finish and a smooth, transparent surface. The original manufacturer's sticker remains, though partially worn. The vase is in very good vintage condition, showing no chips, cracks, or signs of heavy wear.The colors and proportions of this vase tell the story of 1950s Central European modernism—a period marked by experimentation with organic forms and bold color palettes. Its shimmering glass, fluid tonal transitions, and gentle curves evoke the sense of an object emerging from a river's flow—at once monumental and ethereal. The vase 'speaks' with the voice of its era: celebrating the joy of everyday life, offering a burst of light and freshness in contrast to the austerity of the postwar period.The vase can be displayed on a pale wooden console or a glass tabletop, where the light will accentuate its color depth and sculptural lines. It may be paired with other mid-century objects—such as a ceramic bowl or minimalist print—to emphasize its modernist heritage. It works equally well in contemporary or eclectic collector's interiors, where its organic form and striking colors will serve as a distinctive decorative accent.
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Height21 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height21 cm
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