Vase New Look, red glass, Huta Wołomin, Poland, 1970s
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This vase from Huta Wołomin, crafted in Poland during the 1970s, exemplifies the country’s contribution to mid-century modern decorative glass. Its monolithic silhouette, featuring a sculptural teardrop-shaped body with a large, open oval void on one side, showcases the bold design philosophies characteristic of the era. The vivid, cherry red hue—deep, uniform, and free from discoloration—captures the monochromatic color preferences of the 1970s. The glass surface is smooth and mirror-polished, skillfully reflecting light and accentuating the organic lines of the elongated neck against the geometric sharpness of the perforation. The base is expertly ground flat in the tradition of Huta Wołomin glassworks. The vase shows no signs of wear or damage and remains in excellent condition, with a lustrous surface. The form of this vase channels the spirit of late 1960s and 1970s, when Polish art glass explored modern, sculptural shapes and bold, single-color compositions. The distinctive cutout evokes a feeling of lightness, echoing the experimental optimism found in the studios of the era. The vivid red seems to speak in the voice of modernity, becoming a testament to the sense of renewal and creative freedom that defined Polish design in the 1970s. Here, the simplicity of form and the boldness of color together narrate a chapter of Eastern European industrial artistry. This vase would integrate seamlessly into minimalist or eclectic interiors, serving as a
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Height17 cm
Depth9 cm
Width35 cm
Dimension details
Width35 cm
Height17 cm
Depth9 cm
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