“Atomic” vase – Design Jiří Řepásek (1970) – Sklo Union Bohemia – 30cm

Iconic piece of post-war Czechoslovakian design: the large “Atomic” vase (model no. 13010),

designed by the famous master Jiří Řepásek for the Libochovice glassworks (Sklo Union) around 1970.

This heavy pressed glass masterpiece is a perfect example of Space Age style and Bohemian modernism.

The embossed decoration, characterised by geometric explosions and radial lines (hence the name “Atomic” or “Sunburst”), creates a spectacular refraction of light,

transforming the object into a real luminous sculpture.

Main features:

Designer: Jiří Řepásek

Production: Sklo Union, Libochovice (Czechoslovakia)

Period: 1969-1970

Style: Mid-Century Modern / Space Age

Material: High thickness transparent artistic glass

Impressive Dimensions:

Height: 30 cm

Upper diameter: 18 cm

Weight: about 3 kg (very solid and stable object)

Condition: The item is in excellent vintage condition.

It has no obvious chips or cracks.

The glass clarity is excellent. (Note: Being a vintage piece, it may show slight signs of aging consistent with its age.)

Why buy it: A must-have piece for Sklo Union glass collectors or lovers of midcentury design.

Its size and the complexity of its pattern make it a perfect focal point for minimalist, modern or retro-chic interiors.