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Teardrop-Shaped Glass Sculpture by Adam Jablonski
Teardrop-Shaped Glass Sculpture by Adam Jablonski
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A teardrop-shaped glass sculpture by renowned Polish glass artist Adam Jablonski. This weighty piece is defined by its elegant curves and internal sculptural form — a vivid amber-red core encased in thick, clear crystal. The interplay of light and color gives it a glowing, liquid quality that shifts depending on the angle. Signed “A. Jablonski” on the base.
This is a beautiful example of mid- to late-century Polish studio glass, a category long admired by collectors for its craftsmanship and bold colorwork. Jablonski, an innovator and master craftsman, was the first Polish glass artist to have his work recognized by the Louvre’s Musée des Arts Décoratifs. This signed piece is a timeless accent and a great entry point for anyone curious about European art glass.
✦ Height 17 cm
✦ Handblown glass, internal amber-red core
✦ Signed art glass
✦ Made in Poland
✦ Period: Likely 1970's–80's
✦ Excellent vintage condition with light wear consistent with age
SHIPPING & FREE PICK-UP
SHIPPING & FREE PICK-UP
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CONDITION & DETAILS
CONDITION & DETAILS
All items we sell are pre-loved. Most are vintage, which means they’ve been used and have lived through time.
Each piece is sold in its current condition, with signs of age or use such as patina, wear, fading, or small irregularities. Many vintage items also carry production marks from the manufacturing methods of their time. These traces are part of what makes each piece what it is, and add to its character over time.
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