Valentin Eisch (1978/1986) & Vera Walther/Heiner Düsterhaus (c. 1980) - Signed - Vase (3) - Glass - Set of 3 Masterpieces





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Set of 3 hand-blown West German studio glass objects from the 1970s–1980s, each signed and incised with authentic engravings, including a large wavy-neck vase by Glashütte Valentin Eisch (1986), a globe-form vase with a Phoenician pattern by Valentin Eisch (1978), and a lying Doppel-Kobra soliflore vase by Heiner Düsterhaus for Glasmanufaktur Vera Walther (ca. 1980); dimensions about 16 × 20 × 19 cm, in excellent vintage condition with minor signs of aging.
Description from the seller
Beautiful and varied set of three original, handmade West German studio glass art objects from the 1970s and 1980s. All three pieces are mouth-blown and feature authentic, handmade engravings on the underside.
1. Large vase with a wavy collar (Glashütte Valentin Eisch, 1986)
• Details: Clear glass with a stunning iridescent/mantling overhang in gray and purple hues and a finely drawn line pattern.
• Signature: Hand-signed "Eisch 86" with a clear pontil mark.
2. Globe-shaped vase with a Phoenician pattern (Glashütte Valentin Eisch, 1978)
• Details: Executed in warm orange and brown earth tones with a complex, organically drawn comb pattern.
• Signature: Hand-signed "Eisch 78" with a clear pontil mark.
3. Lying "Doppel-Kobra" soliflore vase (Heiner Düsterhaus for Glasmanufaktur Vera Walther, ca. 1980)
• Details: A very sculptural and organically shaped object in purple/violet glass, designed to lie horizontally like an elegant cobra. The irregular foot is finished with a stunning, metallic lustrous glaze with rainbow effect.
• Signature: Hand-signed on the underside with the authentic studio engraving "Vera Walther" and the official factory logo.
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition. No chips, no cracks, and no lime-scale deposits. A stunning collector’s set. The objects are carefully shipped double-walled and insured.
Beautiful and varied set of three original, handmade West German studio glass art objects from the 1970s and 1980s. All three pieces are mouth-blown and feature authentic, handmade engravings on the underside.
1. Large vase with a wavy collar (Glashütte Valentin Eisch, 1986)
• Details: Clear glass with a stunning iridescent/mantling overhang in gray and purple hues and a finely drawn line pattern.
• Signature: Hand-signed "Eisch 86" with a clear pontil mark.
2. Globe-shaped vase with a Phoenician pattern (Glashütte Valentin Eisch, 1978)
• Details: Executed in warm orange and brown earth tones with a complex, organically drawn comb pattern.
• Signature: Hand-signed "Eisch 78" with a clear pontil mark.
3. Lying "Doppel-Kobra" soliflore vase (Heiner Düsterhaus for Glasmanufaktur Vera Walther, ca. 1980)
• Details: A very sculptural and organically shaped object in purple/violet glass, designed to lie horizontally like an elegant cobra. The irregular foot is finished with a stunning, metallic lustrous glaze with rainbow effect.
• Signature: Hand-signed on the underside with the authentic studio engraving "Vera Walther" and the official factory logo.
Condition:
In excellent vintage condition. No chips, no cracks, and no lime-scale deposits. A stunning collector’s set. The objects are carefully shipped double-walled and insured.

