Hermanova Hut - Centrepiece - Glass - Rosaline cut

This molded pressed glass centerpiece bowl is an example of art glassware from the Art Deco period, produced by the famous Hermanova Hut glassworks (part of the Stölzle group) in Czechoslovakia. The piece features a delicate salmon-pink hue, often referred to as rosaline or peach color in vintage catalogues. The radiating geometric design features fourteen wide faceted panels with a satin frosted finish, alternating with smooth transparent bands that flare out toward the notched rim. The border of the bowl displays a typically modernist stepped angular profile. The piece stands stably on three small square-shaped feet molded directly into the glass. The object has a total height of 65 mm, a maximum diameter of 30 cm at the rim, and a gross weight of 1450 grams on the scale. Underneath the base of the piece, an authentic white acid-etched stamp confirms its historical origin with the explicit mention "made in czechoslovakia" printed in capital letters on three separate lines. Regarding the condition, this large centerpiece bowl is in excellent overall condition, showing no chips, no flea bites on the feet, and no cracks, preserving all the freshness of its original polished finish. This lot is available for secure and careful worldwide shipping.