Vase - Opaline glass - Peach Blow





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Blown glass vase with Peach Blow effect in opaline glass, dating to 1950–1960 with origins in France, measuring 5 cm in width, 26 cm in height and 22 cm in depth.
Description from the seller
Blown glass vase with a 'Peach Blow' or 'Cased Glass' effect
Estimated age: 1950s–1960s
Materials: Blown glass, opal glass
Style: Mid-Century Modern / Organic design
Origin: United States or Europe (typical style of Viking Glass or Empoli)
Historical significance: This type of vase illustrates the popularity of gradient-colored glass and the elegant, slender shapes characteristic of mid-20th-century domestic design, aimed at bringing a modern and sculptural aesthetic to post-war interiors.
Care tips: Clean only with warm water and mild detergent. Avoid dishwashers as heat and chemicals can dull the delicate finish. Use a soft brush to remove interior limescale deposits.
Fun facts: The gradient effect is often achieved by the 'cased' glass technique (layering glass of different colors).
Fun facts: This style is often called 'Swing Vase' or 'Elongated Vase' due to its stretched silhouette.
Fun facts: The opalescent glass used at the base gives a characteristic bluish glow under certain lighting.
Blown glass vase with a 'Peach Blow' or 'Cased Glass' effect
Estimated age: 1950s–1960s
Materials: Blown glass, opal glass
Style: Mid-Century Modern / Organic design
Origin: United States or Europe (typical style of Viking Glass or Empoli)
Historical significance: This type of vase illustrates the popularity of gradient-colored glass and the elegant, slender shapes characteristic of mid-20th-century domestic design, aimed at bringing a modern and sculptural aesthetic to post-war interiors.
Care tips: Clean only with warm water and mild detergent. Avoid dishwashers as heat and chemicals can dull the delicate finish. Use a soft brush to remove interior limescale deposits.
Fun facts: The gradient effect is often achieved by the 'cased' glass technique (layering glass of different colors).
Fun facts: This style is often called 'Swing Vase' or 'Elongated Vase' due to its stretched silhouette.
Fun facts: The opalescent glass used at the base gives a characteristic bluish glow under certain lighting.

