1950s Albert Thiry Ceramic Vase (11.5in/29.5cm)

1950s Albert Thiry Ceramic Vase (11.5in/29.5cm)Organic, carefree, and evocative of the outdoor world, Albert Thirys mid century creations feel firmly ahead of their time, making them sought after collectors items today. This bowl is no exceptionan earthy ode to texture and the colors of Mother Nature. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

distinctive

Graceful in profile and richly detailed

utilizing techniques such as looming

its naturalistic form mimics the pleasingly imperfect lines found in nature

Thanks to its handy lid and compartmentalized interior

is cut and faceted by hand in a beautiful ruby and crystal hue

Cherry and orange provide striking contrast in this Ametista II design against Petrobelli’s amethyst-purple shade

Oak Leaf is inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement that energised the design world over a century ago – a key characteristic of which was nature-inspired motifs

carefully hand-cut from fine linen with frilled edges that give an organic appearance reminiscent of a crisp lettuce leaf

135 serving tongs reflect the revolutionary Modernist ethos of the Wiener Werkstatte movement he founded

He was widely known for putting the incalmo technique on everyone’s radar and often combined it with other methods such as mezzafiligrana and murrine

this mid-century paperweight offers a Murano glass-tinted window into an underwater scene