Spherical crystal vase Field Bindweed of the Imperial Glass Factory, 1914. An outstanding collector`s item, an example of the modest charm of Art Nouveau, in which simplicity, clarity, and the cosmogonic integrity of the sphere are intertwined. A sweet and touching motif of roadside bindweed, vividly not repeating itself in anything, envelops a heavy glass ball. The cascading and ascending pattern of the leaves is shaded by a noble gray-blue overtone, giving a unique charm and lyricism to this small universe.
Crystal, blown, carved, engraved, polished. On the base is a carved mark of HII under the imperial crown of Nicholas II, 1914
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