A beautifully expressive piece of studio glass by the celebrated German glass artist Erwin Eisch, dating from the late 1960s. This iridescent vase shimmers with shifting tones and depth, capturing light in a way that is both playful and quietly sophisticated — a hallmark of Eisch’s pioneering approach to modern studio glass.
Produced during a formative period in post-war German glassmaking, the vase reflects the move away from industrial production towards individual artistic expression. The organic form and luminous surface make it just as compelling as a sculptural object as it is a functional vessel.
The vase is in good vintage condition, showing light signs of use and minor surface marks, entirely consistent with age. The base is signed with Eisch’s etched logo, confirming its authenticity.
Dimensions (approx.):
H: 10.5 cm D: 17 cm
A refined yet characterful example of 20th-century studio glass — elegant, collectible, and unmistakably the work of a master.
