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* HEAVY MAGNIFICENT CONTEMPORARY CZECH ART GLASS SCULPTURAL VASE DESIGNED BY JERONIM TISLJAR
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AN ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT ITEM AND A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER SIGNED, LUXURIOUS PIECE OF ART GLASS!
STUNNING, MODERN & HEAVY ARCHITECTURAL VASE WITH SIMPLE, CLEAN LINES
CONTEMPORARY DESIGN BY JERONIM TIŠLJAR
Jeronim Tišljar vase designed for and manufactured by Beránek Glassworks.
Transparent body with a purple ovoid centre above a suspended bubble.
TIŠLJAR
Jeronim Tišljar (1963, Zagreb) studied under Prof Lybenski at the Academy of Applied Arts in Prague, Czech Republic. Upon his return to Croatia, Tišljar focused on glass as sculpture, glass as design and glass in interaction with architecture. Tišljar's works have become part of private collections around the world and his architectural installations can be seen in a number of public institutions, amongst others the Croatian Parliament.Tišljar develops contemporary glass designs for consignees such as the Beranek glass factory in the Czech Republic.
THE PERFECT MATCH
Please look at my other listing for the perfect pair of Tisljar vases.
PRICE BENCHMARK
A similar but smaller (174mm) Tisljar vase sold for R5,270 at Strauss & Company on 21 October 2013 (lot 232).
A similar (230mm) Tisljar vase sold for R9,953.50 (hammer price of R8,500)
at Stephan Welz & Company on 21 October 2015 (lot 714).
DIMENSIONS
- Height: around 240 mm
- Weight: a hefty 4,550 kg !!
- Brand new: in perfect condition
LOGISTICS
* A heavy item: shipping costs are R150 via Postnet or R285 via courier.
* Collection in person (Cape Town) also possible.
* The item will be packed to withstand an earthquake!
* Please do have a look at my other Czech art glass items on offer : simply click on 'Bookfinder' (top right of the screen).
* Please note that glass from the mid-20th century is vintage glassware and age related signs of wear such as small fine surface scratches/marks should be expected. The items are hand-made, they may have imperfections such as bubbles, inclusions and lumps within the glass. Tool marks from where they have been shaped and worked in the manufacturing process can often be seen. As this indicates authenticity and forms an inherent part of the character of handmade crystal glass, these are normally not considered as faults by collectors.
* The images form part of the description.
* This magnificent item is original and rare, hand-made Czech art glass (and not Italian Murano, Daum, Kosta Boda, Orrefors, Flygsfors, Swarovski, Leerdam, Val St Lambert, Whitefriars or Lalique studio glass). I personally handpicked & imported this rare beauty from the Czech Republic for my private collection. Sadly, with retirement on the horizon, I am compelled to scale down and I hope that this beautiful object will provide its new owner with much joy.
* Appreciation and acknowledgement to Messrs Mark Hill, Jindrich Parik and the Vychodoceske Museum for their invaluable archival and comprehensive reference material. G