1989 Signed 'Jack-in-the-Pulpit' Cobalt Art Glass Vase
$105.00
Vintage Handmade Art Glass Vase. Made in 1989. Signed by the artist. Measures about 8" in height. Very good condition.
This striking piece of studio art glass is a quintessential example of late 1980s craftsmanship. Handmade and signed by the artist in 1989, the vase features a vivid cobalt blue body that flairs elegantly into a dramatic ruffled rim, mimicking the organic form of a Jack-in-the-Pulpit flower. The base is crafted from clear glass, featuring a sculptural swirl loop that provides a stable pedestal while adding a sense of avant-garde movement to the design. The saturated blue tone captures the light beautifully, making it an ideal statement piece for a sunlit windowsill or a curated mantel.
The bold color and fluid, Space Age-inspired base make this vase a perfect addition to a Study or a gallery space focused on Mid-Century Modern utility and art. Its artisanal quality and hand-blown details—including natural variations in the glass—ensure that it remains a unique work of art. Whether styled with a single long-stemmed bloom or displayed as a standalone sculpture, this vase brings a sophisticated, moody elegance to any interior. The signature and date on the base confirm its origin as a piece of 1980s studio glass, offering both historical value and timeless aesthetic appeal.
This item is vintage, over 35 years old.
This striking piece of studio art glass is a quintessential example of late 1980s craftsmanship. Handmade and signed by the artist in 1989, the vase features a vivid cobalt blue body that flairs elegantly into a dramatic ruffled rim, mimicking the organic form of a Jack-in-the-Pulpit flower. The base is crafted from clear glass, featuring a sculptural swirl loop that provides a stable pedestal while adding a sense of avant-garde movement to the design. The saturated blue tone captures the light beautifully, making it an ideal statement piece for a sunlit windowsill or a curated mantel.
The bold color and fluid, Space Age-inspired base make this vase a perfect addition to a Study or a gallery space focused on Mid-Century Modern utility and art. Its artisanal quality and hand-blown details—including natural variations in the glass—ensure that it remains a unique work of art. Whether styled with a single long-stemmed bloom or displayed as a standalone sculpture, this vase brings a sophisticated, moody elegance to any interior. The signature and date on the base confirm its origin as a piece of 1980s studio glass, offering both historical value and timeless aesthetic appeal.
This item is vintage, over 35 years old.