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A Josef Inwald Glass Marine Life Vase for Barolac, 1960s

$945.74

£712.05

€800

CA$1,305.27

A$1,462.19

CHF 760.52

MX$17,835.69

NOK 9,682.43

SEK 9,129.84

DKK 6,090.40

About the Item

The Josef Inwald Glass Marine Life Vase for Barolac, created in the 1960s, stands as a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic innovation that defined mid-century glassware. This particular piece is revered for its unique design, meticulous attention to detail, and the distinctive influence of marine life that sets it apart in the realm of vintage glass collectibles. One of the standout features of this vase lies in its design, which seamlessly fuses form and function. The vase showcases a delicate balance between simplicity and complexity, with a sleek, elongated silhouette that exudes modernity while simultaneously capturing the organic essence of marine life. The glass body is expertly molded, creating a sinuous, undulating effect reminiscent of ocean waves. This dynamic design not only serves as an aesthetic marvel but also enhances the functionality of the vase, allowing it to hold a diverse array of floral arrangements with grace and elegance. The use of glass in crafting this vase is another factor that contributes to its uniqueness. Josef Inwald, a renowned Czech glassmaker, was known for his mastery of the craft, and this piece reflects the pinnacle of his skill. The glass used is of exceptional quality, boasting clarity that allows light to play off its surface, creating a mesmerizing interplay of reflections and refractions. This transparency enhances the overall allure of the vase, making it a captivating centerpiece in any setting. What truly sets the Marine Life Vase apart, however, is its thematic inspiration. The intricate detailing on the vase depicts various marine motifs with astonishing precision. Delicate seahorses, graceful seaweed, and other marine elements are artfully integrated into the glasswork, showcasing a dedication to capturing the beauty of the underwater world. This thematic approach not only elevates the aesthetic appeal of the vase but also infuses it with a unique narrative, making it a conversation piece for collectors and admirers alike. The 1960s was a period marked by a bold departure from traditional design norms, and the Marine Life Vase encapsulates the spirit of that era. Its avant-garde aesthetic, characterized by the marriage of organic forms and geometric precision, reflects the influence of mid-century modernism. The vase stands as a microcosm of the cultural and artistic shifts of the time, making it a valuable artifact for collectors seeking to connect with the design ethos of the 1960s. In the world of vintage glass collectibles, provenance is often a crucial factor in determining the authenticity and value of a piece. The Marine Life Vase carries the distinguished legacy of Josef Inwald and the Barolac brand. Barolac, known for its collaboration with skilled artisans, contributed to the creation of this masterpiece, ensuring that it bears the hallmark of quality associated with the brand. In conclusion, the Josef Inwald Glass Marine Life Vase for Barolac, crafted in the 1960s, is a testament to the convergence of artistry, craftsmanship, and thematic inspiration. Its unique design, exceptional glasswork, thematic intricacy, and historical significance make it a special and highly sought-after piece in the realm of vintage glassware. Whether displayed as a standalone work of art or used to showcase vibrant floral arrangements, this vase remains a timeless symbol of mid-century elegance and creativity.

Creator:

Barolac (Maker),Josef Inwald (Artist)

Dimensions:

Height: 10.63 in (27 cm)Diameter: 8.27 in (21 cm)

Style:

Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Art Glass

Place of Origin:

Czech Republic

Period:

1960-1969

Date of Manufacture:

Circa 1960

Condition:

Wear consistent with age and use.

Seller Location:

BARCELONA, ES

Reference Number:

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