Price1,146 €

Brass Open Center Vase, Brutalist Sculptural Vessel 1970s

Price1,146 €
One-of-a-kind piece
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A rare and striking vintage brass sculptural vessel from the 1970s, featuring a wide rectangular open-center form with rounded corners and a small centred neck opening at the top. The piece showcases a rich metallic gold finish with a textured, weathered surface, embodying the bold aesthetic of Brutalist and Postmodern design. An exceptional statement object for collectors of avant-garde decorative arts.
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Product Details
L 5 cm x W 46 cm x H 34 cm - 3 kg
L 1.97 in x W 18.11 in x H 13.39 in
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FAQ
Is this vessel watertight for fresh flowers, or is it intended as a decorative object only?
This vessel is intended as a decorative object only and is not watertight for fresh flowers.
Is the metallic gold finish the original patina, or has it been polished, re-lacquered, or restored?
The metallic gold finish is the original, untouched patina, preserving the piece's authentic character.
Does the piece carry any maker's marks, signatures, or foundry stamps, and is there documentation confirming its 1970s Polish origin?
The piece carries no maker's marks or foundry stamps and is attributed to its 1970s Polish origin based on its distinctive style.
Given the wide, low profile, does the vessel sit flat and stable on a surface without wobbling or tipping?
Yes, the vessel sits flat and stable on a surface without wobbling or tipping, thanks to its wide, low profile.
Studio Ecubed
United Kingdom
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General Information
Product Type:Vases
Condition: Great more info

Excellent - Brand-new, unused item, not previously owned. Shows absolutely no signs of wear.

Great - Like new or has never been used. Absolutely no scratches or wear. Has no structural issues and is in perfect condition.

Good - Lightly used, with very light scratches, or minor cosmetic wear, but has no structural issues. Most antique and vintage items fit this condition.

Fair - Shows light scratches and wear from previous use but remains in fair condition. May have some structural issues, including minor instability.

Revive - Visible signs of previous use that may include scratches, gouges, cracks and fissures and worn corners. May have significant losses, fading or structural instability.

Material: brass
Color: gold
Style: Postmodern, Mid-Century Modern
Location: United Kingdom
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