Vase Ringed, lemon glass, by S. Sadowski, Poland, 1970s
3 224 PLN
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The 'Ringed' vase designed by Stefan Sadowski for the Sudety Glassworks in Szczytna Śląska stands as a vivid example of Polish modernism from the 1970s. Crafted from semi-transparent glass in a saturated lemon yellow, the color deepens towards the base into olive-green tones. Three precise rings—two at the neck, one below—establish a sculptural rhythm, with the form flowing into a bold, bulbous body and a broad, stable base. The glossy surface reflects light intensely, emphasizing the dynamic and geometric proportions. The vase is in very good condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration.This vase seems to narrate the spirit of 1970s Polish design: its form recalls an era when experimentation with space and light was as important as daily utility. The lemon hue subtly darkens towards the base, as if capturing light within, while the rings at the neck evoke architectural motifs from a time fascinated by modernity and the cosmos. It is an object that communicates through weight and chiaroscuro—inviting observation from every angle, continually shifting in appearance.The vase can be displayed on a low teak or walnut console to highlight the contrast between glass and wood grain. It would work well in mid-century modern interiors, paired with geometric prints, minimalist lighting, or neutral ceramics. It can be styled with a single branch or left empty, allowing light and color to take center stage in the arrangement.Height: 30 cm, diameter: 16 cm. Artistic, semi-transparent glass with decorative cutting. The piece is preserved in excellent condition, free from cracks, chips, or repairs.
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Height30 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height30 cm
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