Jar (2) - Glass - Mouth-blown art object

The two objects are characterized by a very playful, organic, and typical studio glass design of the late 20th century: Form & Style: Both pieces feature a strikingly curved, spirally twisted stem (cord- or snake-stem) and a wavy-shaped, flared rim. Color Effect: The glass has an iridescent finish (pearl- or lustre effect) that shimmers in pastel tones such as blue, green, yellow, and pink depending on the light. Details of the 26 cm glass: The smaller, goblet- or bowl-shaped piece contains fine, white butterfly motifs embedded inside, which look like delicate engravings or melted decorations. Details of the 33 cm glass: The larger glass is formed as a tall, slender solitaire vase, whose body recalls an opening flower bud (similar to a lily or tulip) and features a wavy blue-green marbling. Since this is genuine handwork (mouth-blown in the furnace), each piece is unique, which is also evident in the slightly different color mixtures of the two bases.

Estimation:€15

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