This vase, designed by Alfred Taube in the 1970s, is an example of Polish utility glass inspired by mid-century modern aesthetics. Made of thick glass in a warm, medium-saturated yellow tone, it features an organic, wavy relief covering the entire surface. The textured pattern adds visual dynamism and tactile interest, while the semi-matte finish with a subtle sheen highlights the raised motif. The bulbous lower section gently narrows towards the top, ending in a smooth, slightly rounded rim. The cylindrical, stable base and well-balanced proportions (height 24 cm, width 12 cm, base diameter 7 cm) emphasize its practical character. The glass is robust with no visible cracks or chips; minor production imperfections typical of hand-formed glass remain. The overall condition is very good, with no signs of heavy use or restoration. This vase echoes the spirit of the optimistic 1970s, when color and surface experimentation set new directions in design. The yellow hue evokes daylight and the vibrant energy of its era, while the flowing relief seems to move like a gentle spring breeze. The form carries the voice of its creators, who saw everyday objects as sculptural highlights for the home – unpretentious yet distinctly crafted, celebrating both nature and the touch of the artisan. It may be paired with other glassware from the era or with simple ceramic and metal accents, creating a relaxed composition on a sideboard or coffee table. The vase works well as a solitary accent in a minimalist living room, where its color and texture can stand out against pale walls or wood. For a more period-evocative arrangement, it is worth combining it with
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Height24 cm
Width12 cm
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Width12 cm
Height24 cm
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