A striking trio of mid-century glass artistry, this bundled set captures three distinct expressions of American decorative design from the golden era of pressed and blown glass. Each vase stands as its own sculptural statement, yet together they create a curated composition of color, texture, and form that instantly elevates any vignette, shelf, or tabletop. Collected as a set, they tell the story of post-war optimism, when glassmakers pushed playful silhouettes and bold finishes into everyday décor.
On the left, a tall amber swung vase rises from a hobnail-textured base, its molten form stretching upward in classic Fenton fashion. The warm honey glow radiates vintage charm, reflecting light with a soft fire that feels both nostalgic and luxurious. In the center, a satin-finished cream vase rests on a hexagonal base, crowned with a fluted rim that evokes delicate petals or an outstretched hand. This Westmoreland-style piece brings a gentle matte elegance, offering quiet contrast against the brilliance of its companions. On the right, an emerald green starburst vase showcases crisp geometric pressing, its repeating bursts of pattern creating a jewel-like shimmer as light passes through the glass.
Together, these three vases celebrate the craftsmanship and creativity of mid-century American glass houses. Whether displayed as a complete set or staged individually throughout a space, they deliver timeless character, collectible appeal, and visual storytelling that bridges nostalgia with refined décor.
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