Vase Turmalin, green, crystal, by W. Wagenfeld, WMF, Germany, 1960s.
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Vase Turmalin, green, crystal, by W. Wagenfeld, WMF, Germany, 1960s.

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The Turmalin glass vase, designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld for the German manufacturer WMF at the turn of the 1950s and 1960s, is a clear example of modernism in the Bauhaus tradition. The vessel's form is slightly flattened, gently tapering towards the top, with balanced proportions and devoid of unnecessary decoration. The thick, heavy crystal glass is colored in mass, shifting in a subtle gradient from a cool smoky green to a deeper olive shade at the base. The surface is smooth and glossy, with light passing through the glass structure and revealing its transparency and depth of color. A solid, substantial base ensures stability and secure display for both single stems and fuller floral compositions. The vase is preserved in very good condition—the glass remains clear, free from chips, cracks, or deep scratches; the interior is clean and well-maintained.This vase speaks with the voice of postwar Europe, where Wilhelm Wagenfeld set the bar for modern design: "Form follows function, and color and light are my only ornaments." The simple line, unpretentious geometry, and noble material recall the spirit of Bauhaus—a movement that rejected unnecessary ornamentation in favor of honest materiality. The gentle gradient of smoky green evokes the experiments with glass and light of the 1960s, when even everyday objects could be a conscious manifesto of modernity.The WMF Turmalin vase can serve as a central accent on a living room table, console, or sideboard in mid-century modern, minimalist, or German modernist-inspired interiors. It pairs well with dark wood, chrome details, or raw textures of concrete and stone. It can be set alongside other glass objects from the era or a single leafy branch to highlight its architectural character. It also works in environments with neutral textiles and simple forms, where the light
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Height28 cm
Width10 cm
Vase Turmalin, green, crystal, by W. Wagenfeld, WMF, Germany, 1960s. - DIMENSION
Length10 cm
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  • Height28 cm
  • Width10 cm
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