The Glashutte Rheinpflatz vase is an example of German crystal glassware from the 1970s, distinguished by its slender, elegantly flared silhouette and pronounced waist. Crafted using the crackle glass technique, it features a shimmering, fractured surface texture characteristic of mid-century modern aesthetics. The transparent crystal has a cool, neutral tone and high clarity, while the glossy finish highlights the brilliance and depth of the material. The construction is seamless, with a thickened base for stability. An original gold foil label with the manufacturer's name adorns the upper part of the vase. The piece is preserved in very good condition, with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs—only the intentional craquelure as an integral part of the design. This vase speaks in the transparent language of its era. Within the glass, one senses the precise, light-focused attitude typical of 1970s German design. The crackled surface captures and scatters light into countless tiny reflections, as if the entire piece were quietly vibrating from within—celebrating the interplay of light and shadow. Its form recalls the calm, geometric discipline of mid-century modernism, where every detail serves harmony and function. The vase may be placed on a console or low sideboard, where its textured glass will be accentuated by natural daylight. It will perform well in minimalist, bright interiors as well as more eclectic arrangements—paired with ceramics, raw wood, or metal. It can be combined with other mid-century pieces or used as a subtle counterpoint to contemporary accessories. The listed price refers to a single piece.
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Height9 cm
Length8 cm
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Length8 cm
Height9 cm
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