Vintage Bubble Glass Vase - Orange Aseda Glassworks Art Glass - Jack in the Pulpit Controlled Bubbles Amber - Mid century Retro Home Decor
$13.60
Mid Century Modern 'Jack in the Pulipit' or 'Bone' Shaped Controlled Bubble Art Glass Vase. This beautifully shaped art glass vase is an amber orange. I believe this vase was made by the Swedish glass company Aseda Glasbruk who produced many art glass vases between 1947-1974. Aseda Glassworks produced a number of these slender vases in varying sizes and colors, sometimes with the base a different color than the top neck section. They were referred to as bone vases because of their elongated stem and the top that widens into a bone shaped end.
A colorful piece to add a little mid century modern decor to your home. Heavy bubble glass base with controlled bubbles. Upper portion of the vase is clear orange.
Very Good vintage condition. No chips or cracks.
Measures 8" height X 2 1/3" width (base).
M.
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Jul 13, 2017
Ian Hardy