The 20th century glass vase from Germany exemplifies the iridescent glass technique, signed by renowned glass artist Erwin Eisch in 1982. Eisch played a pivotal role in the studio glass movement, transforming glass from a mere practical material into a medium for artistic expression. This vase features an exceptional shimmering surface that shifts colors from yellow and gold to orange, purple, and blue hues depending on the light. Its unique form and lustrous iridescence recall the style of Lötz Witwe, making it a highly decorative and modern piece within 20th century glass art. This vase remains in flawless original condition and is distinguished by the artist's signature on the base, making it a rare and collectible object.
Size: W. 7.09 in; H. 10.43 in; D. 5.71 in;
W. 18.01 cm; H. 26.49 cm; D. 14.5 cm;
Condition: Good. *flawless original condition
Origin: Germany
Period: 1980-1999
Materials: blown glass iridescent
Reference Number: Please refer to stock #EE-GV1 when inquiring at contact@princecastleconsignment.com.
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