Vintage Glass Ashtray by Josef Hospodka Czechoslovakia
An exquisite example from one of the most famous glass projects in the history of Czechoslovak design. Art Glass Bowl by Josef Hospodka for Chribska Sklarna, 1960s, Czechoslovakia.
This is an artisan-made, mouth-blown glass ashtray. Its abstract shape in a smokey ochre hue is beautiful from any angle. It would make a great functional or display piece.
Mid-Century Organic Modern Form Glass.
A stunning glass form with an ashtray function.
Boro-crystal glass, smoked, hand-blown. Ground bottom. Original condition with no signs of use. This was salvaged from an estate where it sat very well preserved and untouched for several decades.
5.5” Long
4” Wide
2.75” Tall
Note: This piece is very heavy for its size.
An exquisite example from one of the most famous glass projects in the history of Czechoslovak design. Art Glass Bowl by Josef Hospodka for Chribska Sklarna, 1960s, Czechoslovakia.
This is an artisan-made, mouth-blown glass ashtray. Its abstract shape in a smokey ochre hue is beautiful from any angle. It would make a great functional or display piece.
Mid-Century Organic Modern Form Glass.
A stunning glass form with an ashtray function.
Boro-crystal glass, smoked, hand-blown. Ground bottom. Original condition with no signs of use. This was salvaged from an estate where it sat very well preserved and untouched for several decades.
5.5” Long
4” Wide
2.75” Tall
Note: This piece is very heavy for its size.
An exquisite example from one of the most famous glass projects in the history of Czechoslovak design. Art Glass Bowl by Josef Hospodka for Chribska Sklarna, 1960s, Czechoslovakia.
This is an artisan-made, mouth-blown glass ashtray. Its abstract shape in a smokey ochre hue is beautiful from any angle. It would make a great functional or display piece.
Mid-Century Organic Modern Form Glass.
A stunning glass form with an ashtray function.
Boro-crystal glass, smoked, hand-blown. Ground bottom. Original condition with no signs of use. This was salvaged from an estate where it sat very well preserved and untouched for several decades.
5.5” Long
4” Wide
2.75” Tall
Note: This piece is very heavy for its size.
