Art Glass Model 7609/23 Vase by František Špinar, 1970s

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A striking glass vase from the czech art glass production of the 1970s, designed by františek špinar. Model 7609/23 belongs … Read more A striking glass vase from the czech art glass production of the 1970s, designed by františek špinar. Model 7609/23 belongs to a distinctive series that combines organic forms with experimental glass design. The vase impresses with its captivating material contrast: the upper section is made of finely textured foam glass with dense bubbles, creating a matte, almost frosty surface. This calm, textured section contrasts with the lower, flowing glass body, where bold color gradients of green, honey yellow, and dark accents overlap. The asymmetrical form with its gently twisted silhouette is particularly striking, lending the object a vibrant dynamism. The transitions between clear, colored, and textured glass demonstrate the high level of craftsmanship characteristic of czech studio glass production at that time.




























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``` ] \. This model is documented by original design drawings and can be clearly attributed to the 7609 series – a fine example of innovative czechoslovakian glass design in the 1970s. A decorative collector's item with a strong presence – both as a vase and as a standalone art object.

condition: very good condition with no signs of wear. No chips or cracks.

item number: 15408
dimensions: l7 x w11 x h29 cm

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