This decorative vase from the 1960s is defined by its tall, slender cylindrical form, crafted from thick copper sheet. The main surface is covered in a vibrant, glossy yellow enamel, featuring subtle tonal variations and a lightly mottled texture that lends a dynamic, lively appearance. The top and bottom edges, as well as a wavy upper border, are left in exposed, dark brown copper with a matte finish, creating a striking contrast between material and color. The vase stands on a flat copper base, with visible seams at the top and bottom attesting to careful craftsmanship. Its minimalist, geometric design is characteristic of mid-century modern aesthetics. The overall condition is very good, with only minor signs of use, such as a slight unevenness to the upper rim; no visible restoration or major damage. The vase seems to narrate an era defined by bold color choices and material experimentation, when modernist principles shaped everyday objects. The vivid yellow enamel—radiant like Mediterranean sunlight—contrasts with the cool, industrial tone of copper, evoking a time when design aimed to be both functional and visually striking. Its pure silhouette and precise details seem to say: “Here, form is paramount, and color commands attention.” This vase could be paired with other mid-century modern pieces—such as dark wood, organically shaped glass, or ceramics in muted tones. It works well as a standalone statement on a sideboard in the living room or as part of a composition on a bookshelf, where its lively yellow sets the rhythm for a neutral palette. Consider combining it with simply woven textiles or pared-down graphic art to underscore its minimalist character. The listed price is for a single piece.
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Height19 cm
Length5 cm
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Length5 cm
Height19 cm
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