Mid-Century Vase in Thick Glass, Czech, 1950s

This exclusive glass vase dates back to the turn of the 1950s and 1960s and represents a prime example of the globally recognized Brussels style. This design movement, known as the "Brussels style, " was born following the immense success of Czechoslovak design at the EXPO 1958 world exhibition in Brussels. The vase perfectly combines organic curves, dynamism, and elegance, all of which were highly characteristic of this golden era of glass art. In terms of material and craftsmanship, the vase is made of honest, thick-walled art glass, which was hand-blown and hot-shaped directly at the glass furnace. Each such piece is an unmistakable original, carrying the imprint of the master craftsmanship of the glassmakers of that time. The enchanting color of the vase relies on a captivating aquamarine to emerald green shade, which, in combination with the varying thickness of the glass, creates a beautiful play of light, shadows, and deep tones. The shape of the rim is exceptionally attractive, gracefully opening into two opposing arches that give the entire silhouette a sculptural character. The vase is in a very well-preserved condition, without any significant signs of wear or damage, making it not only a valuable collector's item for lovers of Czechoslovak design but also an eye-catching interior solitaire that will instantly draw attention. Design Period. 1950 to 1959. Production Period. 1950 to 1959. Country of Manufacture. Czech Republic. Style. Vintage. Detailed Condition. Very Good — This vintage/antique item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. Material. Glass. Color. Aquamarine, gold, green. Width. 10 cm. Depth. 5 cm. Height. 27 cm. 26.5 cm.