A beautiful Bohemian glass bowl tray from 1960s Czechoslovakia.
I never tire of looking at this; it features the beautiful, colorful marble patterns unique to vintage Czech Bohemia Glass.
This bowl incorporates pink, orange, and vitamin yellow, with brown at the base.
Because the color is infused into the thick glass with its uneven curves,
it is a beautiful object that takes on various expressions depending on the viewing angle and how the light hits it.
It can be used to hold small items like keys or accessories, or simply left on its own as a striking decorative piece.
I recently purchased a collection of these from an antique shop owner who shared a lot of information with me;
it turns out these are works by an artist named Josef Rozinek from the 60s. I’ve introduced them several times before without knowing that! (laughs)
Among the various types of Czech glass, his unique sense of coloring is truly wonderful. Combined with the substantial weight of the glass, it looks even more stunning in person than in the photos.
I was lucky to be able to buy them in bulk, but Bohemian glass of this caliber has become increasingly rare to find in recent years.
It is highly valued and traded among professional antique dealers, right alongside the likes of Italy’s Murano glass.
Also, shipping costs from the Czech Republic have increased this year, so I have had to adjust the price accordingly—I ask for your understanding regarding this slight increase.
This is a truly impeccable piece, so I highly recommend it before it becomes even harder to obtain.
This particular piece has a visible mark on the bottom. If you look closely, it doesn't appear to be a crack but rather some kind of internal flaw, so please rest assured that it is safe to touch and won't cause injury. I have lowered the price to reflect this, but I believe it does not significantly affect the appearance.
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Size: 6.5x17cm, Height 6cm
Weight: 642g
Condition: As described above
Tiny bubbles and specks here and there are part of the charm of handmade glass from this era. As it is from the 60s (70s), there are some minor scratches, but they are not noticeable. Please check the photos.
