This is a glass club vase, produced in the mid-century in the renowned German glass region of Lauscha. The vase is an example of the craftsmanship of hand-blown glass from that period, characterized by its elegant silhouette and distinctive texture. The vase was made around 1960-1970 from wafer-thin glass and has a height of 25 cm and a maximum diameter of 8.5 cm. Its color is a rich olive green, which varies depending on the light incidence. The body of the vase is decorated with a relief-like lenticular pattern, which contrasts with the smooth, slender neck. A special feature is the preserved original golden label with the inscription 'mundgeblasen handgeformt' (hand-blown hand-formed), which testifies to its authentic origin and manufacturing technique. The overall condition of the vase is very well preserved for its age. The glass is clear and undamaged, and the original label is completely intact, indicating careful handling over the years. The lightweight nature of the glass is characteristic of the manufacturing quality from Lauscha. As a single decorative object or as part of a collection of colored glass, this vase adds a refined accent. It fits particularly well with Mid-Century Modern, Space Age, or Scandinavian style interiors and can be placed on a sideboard, a shelf, or a windowsill.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsGreenMaterialGlassNumber of items1Height25 cmWidth9 cmDepth9 cm