Vase T5N, white transparent, glass, by J. Słuczan-Orkusz, Poland, 1970s.
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The T5N vase, designed by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz in Poland during the 1970s, exemplifies modernist utility glass with its minimalist and organic silhouette. The balloon-shaped body in milky white glass with a subtle creamy hue is complemented by small, perfectly round handles in clear glass at the neck, which is narrow and cylindrical in proportion. The surface is smooth and highly lustrous, free from any visible seams or joints—a testament to skilled handcrafting. The base flares gently for stability. All elements remain original, with no scratches, cracks, or chips present. Condition: excellent, showing no signs of use or restoration.The vessel’s form tells a story of Polish modernism of the 1970s, when softened lines and restrained detail were meant to bring a sense of calm and daily pleasure into the home. Its clear color and organic proportions echo the era’s quest to temper the sharpness of contemporary architecture. The transparent loops at the neck offer a subtle nod to the interplay between function and ornament—suggesting that even the simplest shape can become a sculptural accent for light and flowers.Model T5N can serve as a discreet focal point on a bookshelf, sideboard, or low table. It pairs well with other 1960s and 1970s vessels, especially those with organic forms and neutral tones. It is worth combining with matte ceramics or dark wood veneer, in both modernist and eclectic collector’s interiors. A single branch or rose will highlight the vase’s restrained decorative quality.For care, a soft cloth is sufficient to maintain the clear, glossy surface of the glass.
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Height10 cm
Length11 cm
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Length11 cm
Height10 cm
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