Jaroslav Svoboda - Boheems Kristal - Sculpture, “Swinging Flame” | Zeldzaam Boheems Kristal - 19 cm - Crystal

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A hand-made Bohemian crystal sculpture by Jaroslav Svoboda, titled Swinging Flame, in excellent condition, with a rocking circular base, dimensions about 19 cm high, 17 cm wide and 5 cm deep, weighing around 1.4 kg, in red, signed, from the Swinging Flame – Old New Stock edition of Czech origin.

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A special and rare sculptural glass object by the renowned Czech glass artist Jaroslav Svoboda, crafted from high-quality Bohemian crystal.

This handmade piece stands out not only for its powerful, abstract form and the intense orange-red color accent, but especially for its unique construction. The object rests on a round, curved base, allowing it to move freely and gently rock like a seesaw. This causes the character of the piece to continually change when touched or when placed on a stable surface.

The combination of clear crystal, color, geometric shape, and movement makes this a striking design object that can be considered both glass art and sculpture.

Jaroslav Svoboda belongs to the well-known generation of Czech glass artists who gained international fame for innovative techniques and sculptural applications of glass. This piece is signed.

It concerns Old New Stock: an older piece from a limited remaining stock. Such objects by Svoboda are nowadays hard to obtain, and this piece is limited in availability.

Details:

Artist: Jaroslav Svoboda
Origin: Czechia
Material: Bohemian crystal / handmade glass
Signed
Height: approx. 19 cm
Width: approx. 17 cm
Depth: approx. 5 cm
Weight: approx. 1.4 kg
Distinctive rocking base
Old New Stock
Limited stock

A special and rare sculptural glass object by the renowned Czech glass artist Jaroslav Svoboda, crafted from high-quality Bohemian crystal.

This handmade piece stands out not only for its powerful, abstract form and the intense orange-red color accent, but especially for its unique construction. The object rests on a round, curved base, allowing it to move freely and gently rock like a seesaw. This causes the character of the piece to continually change when touched or when placed on a stable surface.

The combination of clear crystal, color, geometric shape, and movement makes this a striking design object that can be considered both glass art and sculpture.

Jaroslav Svoboda belongs to the well-known generation of Czech glass artists who gained international fame for innovative techniques and sculptural applications of glass. This piece is signed.

It concerns Old New Stock: an older piece from a limited remaining stock. Such objects by Svoboda are nowadays hard to obtain, and this piece is limited in availability.

Details:

Artist: Jaroslav Svoboda
Origin: Czechia
Material: Bohemian crystal / handmade glass
Signed
Height: approx. 19 cm
Width: approx. 17 cm
Depth: approx. 5 cm
Weight: approx. 1.4 kg
Distinctive rocking base
Old New Stock
Limited stock

Details

Era
After 2000
Manufacturer/brand
Jaroslav Svoboda
Sold by
Gallery
Country of origin
Czechia
Style
Contemporary
Material
Crystal
Artist
Boheems Kristal
Title of artwork
“Swinging Flame” | Zeldzaam Boheems Kristal
Signature
Signed
Edition
Swinging Flame – Old New Stock
Colour
Red
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
19 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
5 cm
Weight
1.4 kg
The NetherlandsVerified
27
Objects sold
100%
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