Czech Glass Vase

Hand-blown around the time Florence Chadwick became the first woman to swim the english channel in both directions.<\/p>

Overview -Superb hot worked vase produced by Chribska -Vivid purple glass encased in blue glass -Designed by Josef Hospodka, mid-late 1950’s -Glass art, glass sculpture and a little bit of history! -Ship worldwide from the Czech Republic.If your country is not in the drop down list do not hesitate to contact me for a postal cost. This majestic vase is a wonderful example of the design talent of the young Josef Hospodka. Square top which transforms through the prunts into a four pointed base. Formed entirely at the furnace this vase was produced by Chribska. The combination of the organic form and the encased coloured glass is truly fantastic. A ‘must have’ vase for any collector/fan of the work of Josef Hospodka. The item is approximately 11 x 11 cm (4.3 x 4.3 inches) across the top, 8 x 8 cm (3.15 x 3.15 inches) at base and 22.5 cm (8.86 inches) high. Weight approximately 3.1 kg (6.8 lbs). The vase is in good condition with no cracks or bruises but there is one small chip and flea bites to the base. There are surface scratches on the base and some marking on one of the prunts. All commensurate with its age. Nothing detracts from the quality of this vase. All items are carefully packed so that they arrive in perfect condition. Please be aware… when you are buying vintage glassware, you should expect some age related signs of wear such as very small fine surface scratches/marks. Also many of the items are hand made, they may have small imperfections such as bubbles, inclusions & lumps within the glass and often tool marks from where they have been shaped and worked in the manufacturing process. These are not usually seen by collectors as faults or damage, but as part of the character of hand made glass and are not usually mentioned in the description.

Overview -Vintage Mstisov glass from 1960’s. -Designer Hana Machovska -Citrine glass, clear glass encased with blue, green and amber gla
ss additions -Hand crafted -Controlled bubbles -Glass art, glass sculpture and a little bit of history! -Ship worldwide from the Czech Republic. Unique, unusual and beautiful citrine glass vase with blue, green and amber additions, clear glass encased. Designed by Hana Machovska for the Mstisov glassworks in the 1960’s. The unusual feature are the controlled columns of internal air bubbles which add an extra element to the overall composition. The item is approximately 12.5 x 8.5 cm (4.9 x 3.35 inches) top, 5.5 cm (2.16 inches) diameter base and 22.5 cm (8.86 inches) tall. Weight approximately 2.1 kg (4.63 lbs). The vase is in a good condition with no cracks, chips or bruises. There are a few flea bites around the base. All items are carefully packed so that they arrive in perfect condition. Please be aware… when you are buying vintage glassware, you should expect some age related signs of wear such as very small fine surface scratches/marks. Also many of the items are hand made, they may have small imperfections such as bubbles, inclusions & lumps within the glass and often tool marks from where they have been shaped and worked in the manufacturing process. These are not usually seen by collectors as faults or damage, but as part of the character of hand made glass and are not usually mentioned in the description.

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Vintage Czech Bohemian Sommerso Art Glass Vase Designed by Frantisek Zemek for Moser glassworks Karlovarske sklo – Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad) Heavy Glass Height: 9,4 inches (24 cm) Width: 4,9 inches (12 cm) Very good condition – signs of use and age Country of Origin: Czechoslovakia #2317

Overview -Superb hot worked vase produced by Chribska -Vivid purple glass encased in blue glass -Designed by Josef Hospodka, mid-late 1950’s -Glass art, glass sculpture and a little bit of history! -Ship worldwide from the Czech Republic.If your country is not in the drop down list do not hesitate to contact me for a postal cost. This majestic vase is a wonderful example of the design talent of the young Josef Hospodka. Square top which transforms through the prunts into a four pointed base. Formed entirely at the furnace this vase was produced by Chribska. The combination of the organic form and the encased coloured glass is truly fantastic. A ‘must have’ vase for any collector/fan of the work of Josef Hospodka. The item is approximately 11 x 11 cm (4.3 x 4.3 inches) across the top, 8 x 8 cm (3.15 x 3.15 inches) at base and 22.5 cm (8.86 inches) high. Weight approximately 3.1 kg (6.8 lbs). The vase is in good condition with no cracks or bruises but there is one small chip and flea bites to the base. There are surface scratches on the base and some marking on one of the prunts. All commensurate with its age. Nothing detracts from the quality of this vase. All items are carefully packed so that they arrive in perfect condition. Please be aware… when you are buying vintage glassware, you should expect some age related signs of wear such as very small fine surface scratches/marks. Also many of the items are hand made, they may have small imperfections such as bubbles, inclusions & lumps within the glass and often tool marks from where they have been shaped and worked in the manufacturing process. These are not usually seen by collectors as faults or damage, but as part of the character of hand made glass and are not usually mentioned in the description.

Vintage glass Sommerso vase by Aleš Valner Czech Republic late 1970s for Atelier Beranek. Vlastimil Beránek is a member of a glass-making family, who in the 1940s established a glass workshop at a small village named Šrdlovice, Czech Republic. He is high school and university art educated sculptor. He was trained by Stanislav Libenský as a sculptor and this is reflected in his works and those who worked with him. Ales Valner was part of his design team.Measure: Height 25 cms at highest point Diameter at base 13 cmsWeight 1.096 kgs.