Rare Vintage 1970s Hand Blown Art Glass Flower Red & Yellow Bloom w Stem 11.2"
This vintage, hand-crafted art glass flower stem features a bold, sculptural form in vivid, translucent red with a warm, yellow center and a smooth, elongated, green stem. Designed purely as a decorative accent, it offers a strong visual impact whether displayed in a single-stem vase, on a shelf, or within an art glass collection.
Produced during the 1970s and 1980s, the piece reflects the expressive studio glass movement of the late 20th century, characterized by saturated colors, organic shaping, and hands-on craftsmanship. Its layered petals and fluid form distinguish it from mass-produced glass, while its larger scale and vibrant colorway add to its collectible appeal among vintage glass enthusiasts, Mid-Century and late 20th-century décor collectors, and design-focused interiors.
Why It’s Special?
Studio-made floral glass from the 1970s–1980s was typically produced in small quantities, making exact repeats uncommon. Decorative glass flower stems are fragile, and many were lost over time, leaving fewer intact examples today. This piece’s combination of scale, color, and studio-style construction appears far less frequently on the secondary market than mass-produced or Murano-export examples.
Product Details:
Brand: Unmarked
Manufacturer: Unknown
Origin: Unknown
Estimated Era and Date: Circa 1970s–1980s, Late 20th Century
Material: Art Glass
Color: Red, Yellow, Green
Occasion: Home Décor, Display, Collectible Gift
Style / Pattern / Theme / Design Notes: Sculptural floral form, studio art glass, bold late 20th-century color palette
Features:
Hand-crafted art glass flower stem with sculpted red petals
Applied yellow glass center with dimensional detailing
Elongated green stem suited for vase or standalone display
Late 20th-century studio glass aesthetic with expressive color
Decorative collectible appealing to MC and modern glass collectors
Dimensions:
Length: 3 in
Width: 3 in
Height: 11.2 in
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. No chips or cracks. The glass surfaces remain clean and glossy, with rich, even color and a beautifully preserved finish that presents exceptionally well for display.
