Pristine Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz "Napoleon" Vase

Elevate your space with this striking "Napoleon" vase, a masterpiece of Mid-Century Modern and Postmodern design. 🏛️ Designed by the legendary Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz for the Tarnowiec Glassworks (HSG Tarnowiec) in Poland during the late 1970s, this piece is a world-class example of Eastern European art glass. This architectural icon features a "cased glass" technique, boasting a brilliant milk-white body expertly topped with a bold, hand-applied black rim. Its sculptural, flared silhouette,inspired by the iconic bicorne hat of Napoleon,makes it a perfect statement piece for minimalist, space-age, or avant-garde interiors. 🎩✨ 💎 Why This is a Must-Have for Your Collection In 2026, the market for Eastern European art glass is seeing a major resurgence. Owning a piece by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz isn't just about decor,it's about owning a piece of glass history. 📈 What makes this specific vase a collector's dream? The Sticker: Finding a 50-year-old piece with the original manufacturer's label intact is incredibly rare and significantly increases its future resale value. 🏷️ The Contrast: The high-contrast black and white palette is timeless, fitting perfectly into monochrome or "Quiet Luxury" aesthetics. 🖤🤍 The Scale: It’s a substantial, heavy piece that commands attention as a centerpiece or shelf highlight. Key Features: Designer: Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz 👨‍🎨 Maker: HSG Tarnowiec (Poland) 🇵🇱 Era: Late 1970s / Early 1980s ⏳ Material: Hand-blown, double-cased soda glass 🍶 Authenticity: Features the original manufacturer's sticker still attached! ✅ Dimensions Height: Approx. 10 inches (25.5 cm) 📏 Top Width (Flared Rim): Approx. 9.25 inches (23.5 cm) Base Diameter: Approx. 6 inches (15 cm) Weight: Substantial, high-quality heavy glass ⚖️ Condition ✨ Like-New Vintage / Pristine Condition ✨ This vase has been meticulously preserved. There are absolutely no chips, cracks, or repairs. The glass maintains its original high-gloss luster. Note: There is a tiny bit of vintage sticker residue on the bottom of the base (common for pieces stored for decades), which is easily removable but does not affect display. 💎 Don't miss the chance to add this rare, museum-quality Polish icon to your curated collection today! 🛒💨