Murano stijl - Vase - Glass - Jack in the Pulpit
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A single hand-blown glass vase in the Jack in the Pulpit model, circa 1960, in cobalt blue with yellow and green swirls, 39 cm high, 14 cm wide and 14 cm deep, in mid-century modern Murano style with an authentic pontil mark at the base and in good vintage condition with minor signs of aging.
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A beautiful and rare vintage art glass vase, executed in the iconic "Jack in the Pulpit" (or Calla Lily) model. This vase immediately catches the eye with its organic design and the striking use of color—deep cobalt blue combined with a bright yellow and greenish swirl in the bowl. The piece is entirely handmade according to traditional Italian techniques.
At the bottom there is an authentic, rough pontil mark. This blemish forms when the vase is snapped off the glass-blowing rod after shaping. It is an important quality hallmark that testifies to pure, artisanal craftsmanship and proves that each object is unique. Due to its specific form, the piece reflects light in a brilliant way, perfectly accentuating the dynamics of the colors. A timeless design icon that is an absolute showstopper in both modern and vintage interiors.
Specifications
Object: Art glass vase / sculpture
Model: "Jack in the Pulpit" (Aronskelk / Calla Lily)
Style: Mid-Century Modern / Murano style
Country of origin: Italy
Period/Year: 1960s (circa 1960)
Material: Hand-blown glass
Colors: cobalt blue, yellow, green, and transparent glass
Features: With an authentic pontil mark on the base
Condition: excellent vintage condition. No cracks, scratches, or chips present. The underside shows the original rough pontil mark from the glassblowing process and minimal, normal signs of aging on the base (see the detail photos for a precise personal impression).
Dimensions
Height: 39 cm
Pickup in Waspik or Rossum, or delivery; for a fee, by arrangement or carefully packed shipping with track and trace
A beautiful and rare vintage art glass vase, executed in the iconic "Jack in the Pulpit" (or Calla Lily) model. This vase immediately catches the eye with its organic design and the striking use of color—deep cobalt blue combined with a bright yellow and greenish swirl in the bowl. The piece is entirely handmade according to traditional Italian techniques.
At the bottom there is an authentic, rough pontil mark. This blemish forms when the vase is snapped off the glass-blowing rod after shaping. It is an important quality hallmark that testifies to pure, artisanal craftsmanship and proves that each object is unique. Due to its specific form, the piece reflects light in a brilliant way, perfectly accentuating the dynamics of the colors. A timeless design icon that is an absolute showstopper in both modern and vintage interiors.
Specifications
Object: Art glass vase / sculpture
Model: "Jack in the Pulpit" (Aronskelk / Calla Lily)
Style: Mid-Century Modern / Murano style
Country of origin: Italy
Period/Year: 1960s (circa 1960)
Material: Hand-blown glass
Colors: cobalt blue, yellow, green, and transparent glass
Features: With an authentic pontil mark on the base
Condition: excellent vintage condition. No cracks, scratches, or chips present. The underside shows the original rough pontil mark from the glassblowing process and minimal, normal signs of aging on the base (see the detail photos for a precise personal impression).
Dimensions
Height: 39 cm
Pickup in Waspik or Rossum, or delivery; for a fee, by arrangement or carefully packed shipping with track and trace
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Jack in the Pulpit
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Europe
Designer/artist/maker
Murano stijl
Material
Glass
Style
Mid-century modern
Colour
Blue, Green, Yellow
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
39 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
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