Pair of Glass Vases Engraved with Gilded Figures - Germany/Bohemia 19th-20th Centuries

Elegant pair of decorative vases in European engraved glass, dating from the mid-20th century, with exquisite gold decorations depicting female figures in neoclassical scenes.

These vases feature clear or slightly frosted glass worked with acid or sandblasted engravings, enhanced with gold leaf or gilding. Each vase displays nude female figures seated on rocks, surrounded by stylized foliage, evoking neoclassical and late Art Deco-inspired themes.

The frosted glass style with gilded embossed figures is characteristic of European producers such as Alfred Taube for Füge & Taube (Germany) or bohemian designs of the period (1930-1960).

Features:

• Pair of decorative vases (2 pieces)
• Origin: Germany or Bohemia (present-day Czech Republic)
• Period: Mid-20th century (1930-1960)
• Clear/frosted glass with acid or sandblasted engravings.
• Decoration in gold leaf or gold painting (gilding)
• Neoclassical female figures with stylized foliage.
• Late Art Deco inspiration
• Bottleneck with widened rim

Perfect as statement decorative pieces that reflect the excellence of mid-20th century European glass art. A harmonious pair that combines refined technique with neoclassical aesthetics.