Chřibská - Josef Hospodka - Dish - Glass - Free-form shell





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Freeform bowl of mouth-blown glass designed by Josef Hospodka for Glashütte Chřibská in Bohemia around 1960–1965, showing a ruby red to amber to clear color gradient with a thick clear overlayer, an irregular rim forming multiple spikes and a faceted square foot, in superb condition with no chips, cracks or scratches.
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Freeform bowl made of hand-blown glass, designed by Josef Hospodka for Glashütte Chřibská (Northern Bohemia), Czechoslovakia, circa 1960/1965. The body shows Hospodka's characteristic color gradient from ruby red through amber to clear glass, wrapped in a thick, clear overlay layer. The rim is irregularly stretched and formed into several facets, the base is a faceted, clearly ground square foot.
No signature, no bottom label present – attribution is based on form, color gradient, and foot design, which align with documented Hospodka works for Chřibská from this period.
Condition: no chips, no cracks, no scratches. Small air inclusions in the glass body are manufacturing defects and not a flaw.
Freeform bowl made of hand-blown glass, designed by Josef Hospodka for Glashütte Chřibská (Northern Bohemia), Czechoslovakia, circa 1960/1965. The body shows Hospodka's characteristic color gradient from ruby red through amber to clear glass, wrapped in a thick, clear overlay layer. The rim is irregularly stretched and formed into several facets, the base is a faceted, clearly ground square foot.
No signature, no bottom label present – attribution is based on form, color gradient, and foot design, which align with documented Hospodka works for Chřibská from this period.
Condition: no chips, no cracks, no scratches. Small air inclusions in the glass body are manufacturing defects and not a flaw.

