This exquisite art glass creamer jug commands a striking sculptural presence through its elegant, fluid silhouette and moody aesthetic. The smoke gray palette offers a sophisticated transparency, creating a compelling interaction with light that accentuates its clean, mid-century contours. A bulbous belly seamlessly tapers into a slender neck and fluted rim, balanced elegantly by a bold, distinctively swept applied handle. This refined vessel serves as a potent decorative object, bringing architecturally interesting form and understated luxury to any curated space.
Attribution & Period
Stylistically aligned with Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian art glass, this piece dates to the 1950s. The sophisticated smoke gray coloration, minimalistic form, and execution are consistent with renowned Nordic glasshouses of the era, such as Holmegaard (Denmark) or Nuutajärvi/iittala (Finland). No factory mark or signature is observed; therefore, attribution remains visual rather than documented, rooted entirely in its premium material quality, expert hand-blown execution, and characteristic regional design language.
Dimensions & Weight
*Height:** 5 1/2 inches
*Width / Diameter:** 4 inches (at widest point of the belly)
*Mouth Opening:** 2 1/2 inches (excluding spout)
*Depth / Base Diameter:** 1 1/2 inches
*Weight:** 0.486 pounds
Condition
The object is in excellent condition. Consistent with age and authentic residential use, there are minor scratches from shelf wear confined strictly to the underside of the base. No chips, cracks, structural fractures, or restoration work are present anywhere on the body, mouth, or handle.
Authenticity & Construction
This piece is a masterful testament to mid-century studio production, hand-blown from premium colored glass. The base features a deeply concave, ground, and smooth polished pontil mark, demonstrating expert hand-finishing. The elegant handle is applied separately using traditional hot-work techniques, resulting in a seamless, structurally secure, and architecturally striking fusion with the main body.
Placement
An ideal acquisition for high-end interior designers, this sculptural vessel displays beautifully on a sunlit minimalist travertine credenza, a modernist brass étagère, or nestled among a collection of fine studio ceramics. Its moody translucency and strong lines make it a perfect accent for refined New York or Miami penthouse interiors.
STANDARD ATTRIBUTION & VALUE DISCLOSURE; This piece is described to the best of current scholarly and market knowledge. Any maker or regional attribution is based on visual analysis, materials, construction techniques, and documented stylistic comparisons. As with many MCM and antique design objects, definitive attribution may not be possible without original labels or factory records. Pricing reflects condition, quality, decorative appeal, and current collector demand rather than guaranteed maker identification.
This exquisite art glass creamer jug commands a striking sculptural presence through its elegant, fluid silhouette and moody aesthetic. The smoke gray palette offers a sophisticated transparency, creating a compelling interaction with light that accentuates its clean, mid-century contours. A bulbous belly seamlessly tapers into a slender neck and fluted rim, balanced elegantly by a bold, distinctively swept applied handle. This refined vessel serves as a potent decorative object, bringing architecturally interesting form and understated luxury to any curated space.
Attribution & Period
Stylistically aligned with Mid-Century Modern Scandinavian art glass, this piece dates to the 1950s. The sophisticated smoke gray coloration, minimalistic form, and execution are consistent with renowned Nordic glasshouses of the era, such as Holmegaard (Denmark) or Nuutajärvi/iittala (Finland). No factory mark or signature is observed; therefore, attribution remains visual rather than documented, rooted entirely in its premium material quality, expert hand-blown execution, and characteristic regional design language.
Dimensions & Weight
*Height:** 5 1/2 inches
*Width / Diameter:** 4 inches (at widest point of the belly)
*Mouth Opening:** 2 1/2 inches (excluding spout)
*Depth / Base Diameter:** 1 1/2 inches
*Weight:** 0.486 pounds
Condition
The object is in excellent condition. Consistent with age and authentic residential use, there are minor scratches from shelf wear confined strictly to the underside of the base. No chips, cracks, structural fractures, or restoration work are present anywhere on the body, mouth, or handle.
Authenticity & Construction
This piece is a masterful testament to mid-century studio production, hand-blown from premium colored glass. The base features a deeply concave, ground, and smooth polished pontil mark, demonstrating expert hand-finishing. The elegant handle is applied separately using traditional hot-work techniques, resulting in a seamless, structurally secure, and architecturally striking fusion with the main body.
Placement
An ideal acquisition for high-end interior designers, this sculptural vessel displays beautifully on a sunlit minimalist travertine credenza, a modernist brass étagère, or nestled among a collection of fine studio ceramics. Its moody translucency and strong lines make it a perfect accent for refined New York or Miami penthouse interiors.
STANDARD ATTRIBUTION & VALUE DISCLOSURE; This piece is described to the best of current scholarly and market knowledge. Any maker or regional attribution is based on visual analysis, materials, construction techniques, and documented stylistic comparisons. As with many MCM and antique design objects, definitive attribution may not be possible without original labels or factory records. Pricing reflects condition, quality, decorative appeal, and current collector demand rather than guaranteed maker identification.
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