This rosaline crystal vase, crafted by Moser in Czechoslovakia circa 1920, is a refined example of early Art Deco glass artistry. Made from transparent, pale pink crystal glass, the vase presents a subtle and warm tone throughout its form. The structure is built upon an octagonal base, rising into a slender body adorned with deep, vertical faceted cuts. The upper section features a wide decorative frieze, hand-engraved with botanical and floral motifs, adding a soft, organic counterpoint to the geometric silhouette. The rim flares gently outward, further emphasizing the Art Deco inspiration. The glass is polished to a high gloss, enhancing its clarity and the play of light across the surface. The underside bears the Moser signature, authenticating the piece. Dimensions: height 22 cm, diameter 13 cm. The vase is preserved in ideal condition, with no chips, scratches, or signs of damage.This piece evokes the atmosphere of early twentieth-century drawing rooms, where Moser's glassware set the standard for luxury and artistic innovation. The transparent pink of rosaline crystal recalls a time when light danced across faceted surfaces and each hand-engraved detail showcased the mastery of the craftsman. The elegance of Art Deco is evident in the harmony between geometric lines and subtle floral motifs, as if the vase holds within it a fragment of its era—preserving the memory of intimate gatherings and conversations by the glow of gaslight.The vase may be displayed on a walnut or
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Height22 cm
Length13 cm
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Length13 cm
Height22 cm
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