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Egermann Bohemian glass vase in smoky blue with a wide Marika shape, about 30 cm tall, featuring a spiral twisted optical structure and origin in the Czech Republic (Nový Bor) with the Egermann label, in as new condition.
Description from the seller
A striking and elegant Egermann Bohemian Glass vase in a beautiful and rare smoky blue colour, made in the distinctive wide Marika shape and measuring approximately 30 cm in height.
This is a very decorative piece of Czech art glass, combining a sculptural silhouette with a deep smoky blue tone and a flowing twisted glass structure.
One of the most attractive features of the vase is its colour. The smoky blue glass changes beautifully depending on the light. In bright daylight, the glass appears lighter and more transparent, while in softer light the blue-grey tones become deeper and more dramatic. The darker base adds depth and gives the vase a refined and luxurious appearance.
The body features a beautiful spiral-twisted optical structure. These flowing lines catch and reflect the light, creating movement and different visual effects from every angle. This makes the vase especially attractive when displayed near a window, under soft interior lighting or as part of a glass collection.
The wide Marika shape gives the vase a particularly elegant and sculptural character. It has a substantial lower section, a tall flowing body and a wide open rim. The proportions make it impressive enough to be displayed as a decorative object even without flowers.
At approximately 30 cm tall, this is a substantial piece with strong visual presence. It would look beautiful on a sideboard, dining table, console, display cabinet or as a centrepiece in a modern or classic interior.
The vase is equally attractive with or without flowers. White, cream, pink, burgundy or colourful flowers create a beautiful contrast with the smoky blue glass, while the twisted design makes the vase decorative enough to stand completely on its own.
The piece carries the Egermann label, adding to its appeal for collectors.
Egermann is closely associated with the long tradition of Czech and Bohemian glassmaking, known for decorative craftsmanship, distinctive forms and elegant glass designs.
Details:
Brand / Manufacturer: Egermann
Origin: Czech Republic / Bohemia
Model / Shape: Wide Marika
Height: approx. 30 cm
Colour: Smoky Blue
Material: Art glass
Design: Spiral / twisted optical structure
Egermann label: Present
Style: Czech / Bohemian decorative art glass
The combination of the smoky blue colour, darker base, impressive size and flowing Marika design gives this vase a highly decorative and luxurious appearance.
A beautiful piece for collectors of Egermann glass, Czech art glass, Bohemian glass, vintage European glass and decorative glass objects, as well as for anyone looking for a distinctive statement piece for the home.
The vase will be carefully and securely packed for shipping, with special attention paid to protecting the rim, body and base.
Please study all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and show the actual appearance and condition of the item.
A striking and elegant Egermann Bohemian Glass vase in a beautiful and rare smoky blue colour, made in the distinctive wide Marika shape and measuring approximately 30 cm in height.
This is a very decorative piece of Czech art glass, combining a sculptural silhouette with a deep smoky blue tone and a flowing twisted glass structure.
One of the most attractive features of the vase is its colour. The smoky blue glass changes beautifully depending on the light. In bright daylight, the glass appears lighter and more transparent, while in softer light the blue-grey tones become deeper and more dramatic. The darker base adds depth and gives the vase a refined and luxurious appearance.
The body features a beautiful spiral-twisted optical structure. These flowing lines catch and reflect the light, creating movement and different visual effects from every angle. This makes the vase especially attractive when displayed near a window, under soft interior lighting or as part of a glass collection.
The wide Marika shape gives the vase a particularly elegant and sculptural character. It has a substantial lower section, a tall flowing body and a wide open rim. The proportions make it impressive enough to be displayed as a decorative object even without flowers.
At approximately 30 cm tall, this is a substantial piece with strong visual presence. It would look beautiful on a sideboard, dining table, console, display cabinet or as a centrepiece in a modern or classic interior.
The vase is equally attractive with or without flowers. White, cream, pink, burgundy or colourful flowers create a beautiful contrast with the smoky blue glass, while the twisted design makes the vase decorative enough to stand completely on its own.
The piece carries the Egermann label, adding to its appeal for collectors.
Egermann is closely associated with the long tradition of Czech and Bohemian glassmaking, known for decorative craftsmanship, distinctive forms and elegant glass designs.
Details:
Brand / Manufacturer: Egermann
Origin: Czech Republic / Bohemia
Model / Shape: Wide Marika
Height: approx. 30 cm
Colour: Smoky Blue
Material: Art glass
Design: Spiral / twisted optical structure
Egermann label: Present
Style: Czech / Bohemian decorative art glass
The combination of the smoky blue colour, darker base, impressive size and flowing Marika design gives this vase a highly decorative and luxurious appearance.
A beautiful piece for collectors of Egermann glass, Czech art glass, Bohemian glass, vintage European glass and decorative glass objects, as well as for anyone looking for a distinctive statement piece for the home.
The vase will be carefully and securely packed for shipping, with special attention paid to protecting the rim, body and base.
Please study all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and show the actual appearance and condition of the item.

