Walther Glas - Heiner Düsterhaus - Vase (2) - Glass - Solifleur block vases





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Pair of clear-glass Solifleur block vases by Walther Glas, probably designed by Heiner Düsterhaus in the 1970s, each measuring 12.5 × 10 × 3.3 cm and in good used condition with minor signs of age.
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Two massive Solifleur block vases – Walther Glas, presumably Heiner Düsterhaus, 1970s.
A pair of extraordinary, massive Solifleur vases made of clear, colorless glass, probably produced by Walther Glas after a design by Heiner Düsterhaus.
The two decorative glass objects feature a compact, rectangular block form with rounded edges and an impressive three-dimensional design. The front sides are decorated with differently sized round and oval relief motifs reminiscent of flowers.
The openings, each centrally set on the top, are intended to hold a single flower or a small branch. Even without florals, the heavy glass blocks function as independent decorative design objects.
The characteristic, plastic design is typical for decorative glass pieces of the 1970s. Attribution to Walther Glas and Heiner Düsterhaus is plausible based on the styling, but could not be confirmed by signatures or a manufacturer label.
Height 12.5 cm
Width 10.0 cm
Depth 3.3 cm
Weight per piece 965 g
Both vases are in very good condition with minimal signs of use.
Two massive Solifleur block vases – Walther Glas, presumably Heiner Düsterhaus, 1970s.
A pair of extraordinary, massive Solifleur vases made of clear, colorless glass, probably produced by Walther Glas after a design by Heiner Düsterhaus.
The two decorative glass objects feature a compact, rectangular block form with rounded edges and an impressive three-dimensional design. The front sides are decorated with differently sized round and oval relief motifs reminiscent of flowers.
The openings, each centrally set on the top, are intended to hold a single flower or a small branch. Even without florals, the heavy glass blocks function as independent decorative design objects.
The characteristic, plastic design is typical for decorative glass pieces of the 1970s. Attribution to Walther Glas and Heiner Düsterhaus is plausible based on the styling, but could not be confirmed by signatures or a manufacturer label.
Height 12.5 cm
Width 10.0 cm
Depth 3.3 cm
Weight per piece 965 g
Both vases are in very good condition with minimal signs of use.

