AMBER & DEEP BLUE BOHEMIAN CRYSTAL VASE & BASKET Handmade Egermann Art Glass This exceptional vase and basket set showcases the dramatic beauty of amber and deep blue Bohemian crystal, combining rich warm tones with a striking cobalt core. The interplay of colors, thick crystal walls, and fluid sculptural lines creates a powerful optical effect and unmistakable presence. Both pieces were hand-formed directly from molten glass, shaped freely without molds. Every curve was created by the glassmaker’s hands, making each piece a unique work of hot-worked art glass rather than a mass-produced object. The result is glass with depth, movement, and character. The set originates from the traditional production of the renowned Czech glassworks Egermann, based in Nový Bor, the historic center of Bohemian glassmaking. Egermann carried the legacy of Fridrich Egermann (1777–1864), one of the most influential figures in glass history and the inventor of the famous Egermann overlay (Lasur) technique that made Czech glass world-famous. For generations, Egermann stood for artistic mastery, innovation, and prestige, with its glass admired and collected worldwide. Today, original Egermann hot-worked pieces of this quality are becoming increasingly rare as traditional production has come to an end. SPECIFICATIONS Vase Height: 37 cm Weight: approx. 3.6 kg A tall, commanding vase with flowing contours, a radiant amber body, and a dramatic deep blue accent rising from the clear crystal base. Basket Height: 34 cm Weight: approx. 2.7 kg A heavy, sculptural basket with elegant handles, rich amber tones, and a striking blue core – both decorative and collectible. CONDITION & DETAILS 100% handmade Bohemian crystal Unused, excellent condition Authentic collector’s pieces with artistic and historical value ⸻ This amber–blue vase and basket are more than decorative objects – they are glass sculptures with heritage and soul, embodying the strength, color mastery, and timeless prestige of true Czech glassmaking. A rare and impressive set for collectors and admirers of Bohemian art glass.