Vase - Glass - Opal glass / black glass





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Rare sculptural black glass vase by Peill & Putzler, hand-blown opal/black glass with a satin-finished outer surface and a high-gloss wedge-shaped central indentation, dating to ca. 1970–1980, fully marked with the gold Peill Germany label and an engraved “P” base monogram; dimensions 14 cm wide, 24 cm high, 6 cm deep, made in Germany, in very good to excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Rare, sculptural art glass black vase from the renowned German glassworks company Peill & Putzler.
The piece impresses with its minimalist, postmodern play with light and texture: the matte-satin surface of the outer skin meets a highly glossy, wedge-shaped indentation in the center.
circa 1970s – 1980s
(Postmodern / Space Age / Modernism)
Solid black glass / opal glass, hand-blown
Partially satin (satin-finish) with a highly glossy accent seam
Fully marked with the original, gold foil label ("Peill Germany").
Embossed monogram bottom mark ("P").
Very good to excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or restorations. Minimal, age-related signs of wear on the underside. The original label is superbly preserved.
Rare, sculptural art glass black vase from the renowned German glassworks company Peill & Putzler.
The piece impresses with its minimalist, postmodern play with light and texture: the matte-satin surface of the outer skin meets a highly glossy, wedge-shaped indentation in the center.
circa 1970s – 1980s
(Postmodern / Space Age / Modernism)
Solid black glass / opal glass, hand-blown
Partially satin (satin-finish) with a highly glossy accent seam
Fully marked with the original, gold foil label ("Peill Germany").
Embossed monogram bottom mark ("P").
Very good to excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or restorations. Minimal, age-related signs of wear on the underside. The original label is superbly preserved.

