Baroque decorative goblet, red glass, KIS, Krakow Glass Institute, 1970s

A decorative goblet made entirely of red glass, representing contemporary craftsmanship referencing historical Baroque forms. The piece is in a uniform, deep shade of red with a glossy, mirror-like finish. The distinctive, segmented stem with a bulbous shape gives it an expressive character, reminiscent of Baroque or vintage inspirations. The intricately shaped, tulip-shaped bowl smoothly transitions into a solid, flat base for stability. The glass shows no signs of use, dulling, or scratches – the surface remains perfectly smooth and shiny. Condition: excellent, with no visible damage or signs of wear. This goblet seems to speak the language of past centuries, yet does so in a fresh and contemporary way. Its saturated red reflects light like a candle flame over a Baroque table, and the segmented stem evokes stories between the opulence of old courts and the freedom of mid-century modern. This glass – though unadorned – tells of artisanal precision and an atmosphere that combines historical form with modern reinterpretation. It can be used as a solo accent on a living room sideboard or combined with other glass vessels of simplified form to highlight its sculptural character. It also works well in eclectic arrangements – among antique books and graphic posters, next to classic candlesticks or minimalist ceramic sculptures. Interiors inspired by Baroque, modern vintage, or contemporary collecting will allow it to exist as a freely juggling classic and contemporary decorative accent.