This smoky glass vase from the 1960s exemplifies German modernist design, focusing on purity of form and functionality. Made from translucent, gray-green glass with a subtle undertone, it features a minimalist silhouette free from any decorative elements. The glossy, smooth surface reflects light, while the proportions—tall, gently flared top and stable base—emphasize compositional harmony. The vase measures 24 cm in height, with an 8 cm top diameter and a 6.5 cm base. The color is uniform, with a slightly darker accent at the base. The vase is preserved in very good condition, with no chips, cracks, or visible signs of wear. This piece speaks in the language of the 1960s—a time when glass was intended to be both utilitarian and aesthetic, and every detail highlighted the material's inherent quality. The minimalist form evokes the spirit of postwar modernism, where simplicity and balanced proportions were paramount. The smooth glass surface seems to quietly tell a story of German precision, while the gray-green hue recalls a misty morning along the Rhine—subtle, calm, and receptive to both light and shadow. The vase would work beautifully in a mid-century modern interior, set against light wood, concrete, or white walls. It can be paired with other glass vessels in varied shades or placed next to ceramics with geometric forms to highlight its purity. In a minimalist arrangement, it is best left empty or with a single branch—making a striking solo accent on a console or windowsill in a contemporary living room.
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Height24 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height24 cm
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