Alexander Kalifano Hand-Blown Art Glass Vase – Amber, Brown & Gold Aventurine, circa 25 cm
€ 90,00
An Alexander Kalifano art glass vase, hand blown in rich amber and smoky brown tones with a dramatic dark central band and sparkling gold-toned inclusions. Its rounded asymmetric form and layered colour effects give the piece a strong sculptural presence. Height approximately 25 cm.
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A decorative Alexander Kalifano art glass vase, formed from thick hand-blown glass with layered amber, brown and near-black tones. The upper section contains dense sparkling metallic inclusions producing an aventurine-like golden effect.
The compact organic form and abstract bands of colour create considerable depth as the appearance changes with the light.
Condition
Good vintage condition with minor surface wear and light scratches consistent with age and use. No major chips or cracks are apparent from the photographs. Please refer to the detailed images for condition.
Technical Details
Brand / Attribution: Alexander Kalifano
Period: Late 20th century
Style: Modern / Contemporary Art Glass
Material: Art glass
Technique: Hand-blown glass with layered colour and metallic aventurine-like inclusions
Colours: Amber, smoky brown, near-black and gold
Height: approx. 25 cm
Condition: Good vintage condition
| Condition | Excellent |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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