Škrdlovice - Jaroslav Svoboda - Vase - Crystal

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Heavy crystalline glass design vase by Jaroslav Svoboda for Škrdlovice, dating from the 1970s, in good vintage condition with small signs of aging and spotting.

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Magnificent massive crystal glass design vase – Jaroslav Svoboda for Škrdlovice
A stunning and monumental piece of Czechoslovak Mid-Century design.
Offered is this impressive, heavy crystal-glass art vase, designed by the celebrated glass master Jaroslav Svoboda in the seventies (circa 1970–1975). This vase is handcrafted at the world-renowned Škrdlovice glass factory in the former Czechoslovakia.
Features & Design
• Designer: Jaroslav Svoboda
• Glass Factory: Škrdlovice, Czechoslovakia
• Period: 1970s
• Material: Solid, high-quality clear crystal glass with a beautifully organic interior form.
• Style: Bohemian art glass / Mid-Century Modern / Brutalist.
• Special feature: The original factory sticker is still on the vase! Although the sticker has yellowed and faded with time, this makes a fantastic proof of authenticity for the serious collector.
About the designer and factory
Jaroslav Svoboda was one of the leading figures in Czech glass art. His designs for the Škrdlovice glassworks are known for their monumental weight, flowing internal forms and optical play with light. This specific design combines a sleek, cylindrical outer shell with an intriguing goblet-shaped hollow and subtle horizontal rings in the glass that beautifully refract light.
Condition
The vase is in excellent vintage condition with no notable damages. The base has been superbly flat-ground and polished, as is characteristic of this high-end studio glass.
A rare and timeless collectible that, with the presence of the sticker, is ready to occupy a prominent place in a modern interior or a high-quality glass collection!

Magnificent massive crystal glass design vase – Jaroslav Svoboda for Škrdlovice
A stunning and monumental piece of Czechoslovak Mid-Century design.
Offered is this impressive, heavy crystal-glass art vase, designed by the celebrated glass master Jaroslav Svoboda in the seventies (circa 1970–1975). This vase is handcrafted at the world-renowned Škrdlovice glass factory in the former Czechoslovakia.
Features & Design
• Designer: Jaroslav Svoboda
• Glass Factory: Škrdlovice, Czechoslovakia
• Period: 1970s
• Material: Solid, high-quality clear crystal glass with a beautifully organic interior form.
• Style: Bohemian art glass / Mid-Century Modern / Brutalist.
• Special feature: The original factory sticker is still on the vase! Although the sticker has yellowed and faded with time, this makes a fantastic proof of authenticity for the serious collector.
About the designer and factory
Jaroslav Svoboda was one of the leading figures in Czech glass art. His designs for the Škrdlovice glassworks are known for their monumental weight, flowing internal forms and optical play with light. This specific design combines a sleek, cylindrical outer shell with an intriguing goblet-shaped hollow and subtle horizontal rings in the glass that beautifully refract light.
Condition
The vase is in excellent vintage condition with no notable damages. The base has been superbly flat-ground and polished, as is characteristic of this high-end studio glass.
A rare and timeless collectible that, with the presence of the sticker, is ready to occupy a prominent place in a modern interior or a high-quality glass collection!

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
3120 g
Glass type
Crystal
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Czechia
Designer/artist/maker
Jaroslav Svoboda
Material
Glass
Style
Vintage
Manufacturer/brand
Škrdlovice
Colour
Transparent
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
26 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
8 cm
Diameter
8 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Sold by
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Private

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