A sculptural hand-blown glass vessel formed in a sweeping spiral, unfolding into a flared horn-like opening. The coiled base anchors the piece while the elongated curve gives it a sense of quiet movement, as though the glass has been caught mid-flow.
Clear glass allows light to pass through and around the form, throwing soft shadows and subtle reflections that change throughout the day. From every angle it reads differently — part vessel, part object, part small glass sculpture.
This style of spiral horn vase emerged in Scandinavian and European studio glass in the mid-to-late 20th century, where functional vessels were treated as sculptural forms. Each example is individually blown and shaped by hand, making no two identical.
Beautiful displayed on its own or with a single stem or branch.
Origin
European studio glass
Material
Hand-blown clear glass
Era
Mid to late 20th century
Condition
Excellent vintage condition with light signs of age consistent with hand-blown glass
