Vase (2) - Glass - Mid-Century style.





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Pair of large amber glass vases in 1970s design, hand‑blown with decorative white milky filaments across the surface, heights 40 cm and 29 cm, each 14 cm wide and 14 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Pair of gigantic amber glass vases - 1970s design
Splendid and elegant pair of large blown glass vases in amber/caramel color, dating from the 1970s.
The vases feature decorative workmanship with raised milky-white filaments, applied hot along the entire exterior surface.
The objects bear no signatures or commercial labels, but they stand out for excellent craftsmanship, a strong visual impact, and a remarkable presence for interior design.
To note, the photos show very tiny chips on the milky filaments, which despite everything do not compromise the aesthetics.
The taller vase weighs 2157 grams, height 40 cm
The shorter vase weighs 2287 grams, height 29 cm.
Being handmade artisanal products, slight differences in shape, color, or small bubbles in the glass do not constitute a defect, but testify to the authenticity of the piece.
Seller's Story
Pair of gigantic amber glass vases - 1970s design
Splendid and elegant pair of large blown glass vases in amber/caramel color, dating from the 1970s.
The vases feature decorative workmanship with raised milky-white filaments, applied hot along the entire exterior surface.
The objects bear no signatures or commercial labels, but they stand out for excellent craftsmanship, a strong visual impact, and a remarkable presence for interior design.
To note, the photos show very tiny chips on the milky filaments, which despite everything do not compromise the aesthetics.
The taller vase weighs 2157 grams, height 40 cm
The shorter vase weighs 2287 grams, height 29 cm.
Being handmade artisanal products, slight differences in shape, color, or small bubbles in the glass do not constitute a defect, but testify to the authenticity of the piece.

