Glassware Set, Jaroslav Svoboda, 1970s, Czechoslovakia
This decorative glassware set was designed by Jaroslav Svoboda and produced at the Škrdlovice glassworks in Czechoslovakia during the 1970s. It represents the distinctive layered glass production associated with Škrdlovice, combining functional forms with controlled color composition.
The set consists of six pieces: two vases of different heights, two bowls, an oval dish or ashtray, and a smaller bowl or dish. All elements are executed in amber-toned glass with white and orange layered details, creating a cohesive visual identity across the set.
The set is in very good vintage condition, with light patina consistent with age. Minor bubbles and inclusions are present from the original glassmaking process. No cracks, chips, or structural damage are observed; all pieces remain stable and functional.
Specifications:
Design: Jaroslav Svoboda
Origin: Škrdlovice, Czechoslovakia
Period: 1970s
Style: Art glass
Material: Glass
Color: Amber, white, orange
Condition:Very good vintage condition with light patina. Minor bubbles and inclusions from the original glassmaking process; no cracks or damage.
Estimated total weight: approx. 6 kg
Dimensions:
Tall vase: Height 23 cm, top diameter 9 cm
Lower vase: Height 18 cm, top diameter 10 cm
Small bowl / candle holder: Height 7 cm, diameter 8 cm
Large bowl: Height 7 cm, diameter 29 cm
Oval dish / ashtray: Length 19 cm, width 13 cm, height 5 cm
Small bowl / dish: Height 4 cm, diameter 12 cm
