A striking piece of mid-century East German glass, designed by Ingrid Morche for Lausitzer Glas.
Standing an impressive 35 cm tall, the vase has a strong architectural rectangular form decorated with three large moulded flower motifs. The raised floral design creates wonderful depth and texture, catching the light beautifully against the subtle smoky grey glass.
Its combination of bold geometric form and stylised floral decoration gives it a distinctive mid-century character, making it a particularly attractive example of East German glass design from the period.
Designer: Ingrid Morche
Maker: Lausitzer Glas
Origin: East Germany
Date: c.1960s
Material: Glass
Colour: Smoky grey
Dimensions: approx. H 35 × W 11 × D 7 cm
Condition: Very good vintage condition. There is a small chip/nibble to the inside edge of the rim, which is not noticeable when the vase is displayed. This has been photographed for completeness. Otherwise, only minor signs of age and use consistent with a vintage piece.
A striking piece of mid-century East German glass, designed by Ingrid Morche for Lausitzer Glas.
Standing an impressive 35 cm tall, the vase has a strong architectural rectangular form decorated with three large moulded flower motifs. The raised floral design creates wonderful depth and texture, catching the light beautifully against the subtle smoky grey glass.
Its combination of bold geometric form and stylised floral decoration gives it a distinctive mid-century character, making it a particularly attractive example of East German glass design from the period.
Designer: Ingrid Morche
Maker: Lausitzer Glas
Origin: East Germany
Date: c.1960s
Material: Glass
Colour: Smoky grey
Dimensions: approx. H 35 × W 11 × D 7 cm
Condition: Very good vintage condition. There is a small chip/nibble to the inside edge of the rim, which is not noticeable when the vase is displayed. This has been photographed for completeness. Otherwise, only minor signs of age and use consistent with a vintage piece.
