Boheemse Art Deco 'Spatter Glass' tripod vaas op kobaltblauwe poten – ca. 1930 - Wilhelm Kralik Sohn - Vase - Mouth-blown Spatter / Confetti glass - 'Rocket Feet' cobalt blue

Bohemian Art Deco 'Spatter Glass' tripod vase on cobalt blue feet – ca. 1930

A beautiful and characteristic Art Deco glass vase, produced in the 1920s-1930s in Bohemia (the then Czechoslovakia). This model is often attributed in specialist literature to the renowned glass manufacturers Wilhelm Kralik Söhne or Franz Welz.
The vase has an organic, shell- or spiral-shaped body rendered in the recognizable 'spatter glass' technique, with a vivid and fiery pattern of red, yellow, orange and white glass specks. The piece rests on three gracefully set, organically formed feet of deep cobalt blue glass (also called 'rocket feet'). Thanks to the hand-blown fabrication, each piece has a unique pattern.
A wonderful collector's item that fits perfectly within an Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern or eclectic interior.
Details:
- Origin: Czechoslovakia (Bohemia)
- Period: Ca. 1920 - 1930 (Art Deco)
- Material: Hand-blown art glass (Spatter / Confetti glass)
- Colors: Multicolored (red, yellow, orange, white) with cobalt blue base
- Dimensions: (Fill in the height and the diameter of the upper rim yourself, e.g.: Height approx. 17 cm)

In excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks or restorations. The glass is clear and the feet are fully intact. On one side there appears to be a chip at the rim, but close-up photos (last 3 pictures) show that this is a notch, a sign of handmade craftsmanship, and the rim remains intact.

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