This piece likely dates to the late 20th or early 21st century and may originate from a U.S., Polish, or Scandinavian studio. The heavy base, vibrant cobalt swirls, and subtle clear footing suggest it was either studio-blown or kiln-formed. While the design channels Murano influence, it also reflects the aesthetic of modern art glass movements from Sweden (e.g., Kosta Boda) or American artists producing hand-blown decor for galleries and upscale retailers.
The swirling pattern inside the glass adds movement and depth, making it ideal for minimalist spaces with bold color accents.
Key Features
Color: Deep cobalt blue with soft white swirl inclusions
Form: Rounded oval body with a slightly flattened top opening
Finish: Glossy surface with clear glass base ring for stability
Texture: Smooth to the touch with visible inner movement
Construction: Handblown glass; substantial in weight
Display Use: Ideal for console tables, open shelving, or centerpieces
Style Vibe: Bold modern elegance with a painterly fluidity
★★★★★ (5 Stars): Pristine items perfect for adding seamless elegance.
