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Description
This striking pair of contemporary art‑glass vessels showcases two distinct forms that complement one another through contrast and shared visual …
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This striking pair of contemporary art‑glass vessels showcases two distinct forms that complement one another through contrast and shared visual language.
The taller piece, standing 11½ inches high, has a torpedo‑like oval silhouette with a rounded top, tapering sides, and a narrower, subtly indented base accented by small glass projections that give it sculptural presence. Its clear body is wrapped in a dynamic coiled black pattern that moves in loose, rhythmic spirals, creating depth and motion within the transparent glass. Made in 2014 at the prestigious Pilchuck Glass School Stanwod, Wa—co‑founded by Dale Chihuly—this piece reflects the school’s emphasis on technical mastery and expressive surface design.
Paired with it is an 11¼‑inch tall Murano style rectangular vessel measuring 7¼ inches wide and 3½ inches deep. Its clean, architectural shape contrasts beautifully with the softer, elongated form of the torpedo vase. Vertical black textural lines cascade down the clear glass like dripping ink or oil. The effect is bold and graphic, with the black elements appearing suspended within the glass.
Together, the oval versus rectangular profiles and the swirling coils versus the downward streaks create a compelling interplay of geometry and movement. Despite their differences, the shared use of black patterning over clear glass ties the two pieces into a cohesive, visually arresting pairing that displays exceptionally well side by side.
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- Dimensions
- 7.25ʺW × 6.25ʺD × 11.5ʺH
- Styled After
- Dale Chihuly
- Murano
- Period
- Early 21st Century
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Art Glass
- Blown Glass
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Transparent
- Condition Notes
- age related wear. The torpedo shaped vase had a rough area from where a superficial glass bubble, which can occur … moreage related wear. The torpedo shaped vase had a rough area from where a superficial glass bubble, which can occur during the glass blowing process, ruptured. It was smoother over with clear epoxy. See the last photo less
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