Vase Sphere Art Deco, green uranium glass, Niemen, Poland, 1930s
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This spherical uranium glass vase is an example of Polish design from the 1930s, produced by the Niemen glassworks in Brzozówka. Executed in the Art Deco style, it is distinguished by its vibrant, translucent light green color with a cool undertone, characteristic of uranium glass. The surface is smooth and glossy, with a high-gloss finish that enhances the material's clarity. The vase is shaped by vertical, evenly spaced ribbed panels that give it a segmented, almost pumpkin-like form, set on a wide, stable base with a slightly narrowed, flat rim. Subtle decorative motifs adorn the upper sections of the ribs, reflecting the geometric Art Deco aesthetic. The glass is pressed, as evidenced by the precision and uniformity of the pattern. The vase is in very good condition, with no damage, chips, or repairs.Within this glass sphere, one can sense the spirit of interwar Poland: a time of experimentation with technique and color, when Art Deco merged the optimism of modernity with attention to detail. Uranium glass, shimmering in daylight, evokes memories of that era—light refracts on the ribbed segments, creating an impression of pulsing, almost luminous energy. The vase seems to tell the story of a period when everyday objects were designed for longevity and discreet ornamentation.It may be paired with other Art Deco pieces—geometric bowls, chromed candlesticks, or simple-framed mirrors—to highlight its historical roots. The vase works well on a low console of dark wood, where the green hue of the glass stands out
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Height14 cm
Length16 cm
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Length16 cm
Height14 cm
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