#1119 MCM Vase Or Pourer Amber With Clear Applied Glass Elements

Approx 8 x 4 inches No chips or cracks Mid-Century Modern art glass gained popularity in the 1950s and 1960s, with designers experimenting with new shapes, colors, and techniques. Scandinavian and Italian glassmakers were particularly influential, creating pieces that were both functional and artistic. Amber glass was a popular choice during this period, often combined with clear or contrasting colored glass to create striking effects. The applied glass elements, like the "wings" on this vase, are characteristic of the era's emphasis on sculptural forms. Without a maker's mark, it's challenging to attribute the piece definitively, but it shares similarities with works by Chalet and other contemporary glass studios. The style reflects a blend of organic shapes and modern aesthetics that defined the Mid-Century Modern movement.

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• Listed Jan 6, 2026