This elegant vintage vase was sourced from a Paris brocante and is a beautiful example of decorative European glassware. The body is formed from clear glass with a painterly mix of white, pink and deep brown spatter detailing, creating a layered, expressive surface.
The vase features a distinctive pressed surface pattern in a cross-cut or diamond style, likely achieved by blowing the glass into a mould. A softly ruffled rim completes the silhouette, adding movement and refinement to its form.
It was probably made in France or Czechoslovakia between the 1930s and 1950s, a period when many glassmakers were exploring colour, texture and sculptural forms in their decorative work. While the maker is unknown, the piece reflects a high level of artistry and craftsmanship.
A distinctive interior accent with warmth and character, ideal for a small bouquet or as a standalone object. A one-of-a-kind find from Paris.
Key Features
Vintage glass vase sourced from Paris
Pressed surface pattern with spatter glass colouring
Ruffled rim and sculptural form
Colours include white, pink and rich brown
Probably made in France or Czechoslovakia between the 1930s and 1950s
Suitable for floral display or interior styling
One-of-a-kind vintage piece
Approximate dimensions:
Height 20 cm Top diameter (widest point across rim) approx. 12 cm Base diameter approx. 7.5 cm
Condition
Very good vintage condition. No chips or cracks. The surface is clean with natural variations from the original glassmaking process. A carefully preserved and striking piece.
