Artisanal Decorative Glass Vases (Industrial Bottle Style)
Other (Decorative Accent / Home Decor) · Contemporary Industrial / Modern Farmhouse (Late 20th - Early 21st Century) · Mass-market lifestyle brand (e.g., West Elm, Potter Barn, or Target) or artisan export (e.g., Mexico or India).
Type
Other (Decorative Accent / Home Decor)
Style Period
Contemporary Industrial / Modern Farmhouse (Late 20th - Early 21st Century)
Material
Colored soda-lime glass (translucent blue), clear glass, and natural woven seagrass or wicker fibers.
Age Estimate
Modern production, likely circa 2010-present.
Dimensions
Large central vase: approx. 14-16 inches high (35-40 cm) with a 4-5 inch diameter body. Other pieces are comparable in scale.
Origin
Likely manufactured in Mexico or Southeast Asia for global retail distribution.
Designer/Maker
Mass-market lifestyle brand (e.g., West Elm, Potter Barn, or Target) or artisan export (e.g., Mexico or India).
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value $25–$65 per piece; secondary market value $10–$30. Valued primarily as decorative accents.
Description
A collection of three decorative glass vessels showcasing a coastal-industrial aesthetic. The central blue vase features a cylindrical body and a stepped neck, while the rightmost piece is a clear demijohn partially encased in a protective woven natural fiber basket.
Key Features
Stepped neck profile on blue vessel, woven seagrass-style base on clear vessel, and varying translucent blue hues.
Color & Finish
Translucent dusty blue and clear glass with a glossy, fire-polished surface finish. Wicker has a natural matte tan finish.
Construction Method
Mold-blown or semi-handcrafted glass production with manual basket weaving for the wicker-wrapped carafe.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Seamless glass fusion typical of blowing; wicker features a diagonal weave pattern with a finished top rim.
Wood Grain & Species
Not applicable (Glass and natural grass fiber).
Surface Treatment
Smooth fire-polished glass, slightly wavy 'seeded' texture in lower sections, and natural organic fiber texture.
Upholstery Details
None (Glass and wicker construction).
Hardware & Fittings
None (Integral glass lips and hand-wrapped fiber).
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Mexico or Southeast Asia for global retail distribution.
Condition Notes
Excellent condition based on image; no visible chips, cracks, or fiber unraveling. High structural integrity.
Interesting Facts
The wicker-wrapped design is a modern take on the 'Demijohn' or 'Carboy,' which historically used wicker to protect fragile glass during transport of wine or oil.
Cultural Significance
Reflects the early 21st-century shift toward 'Found Object' decor, prioritizing organic textures and handmade aesthetics in minimalist interiors.
Similar Pieces
Blown glass carboys, apothecary jars, or vintage cider jugs. Distinguishable by modern uniform colors and clean edges.
Care & Maintenance
Hand wash with mild soap and warm water. Avoid drastic temperature changes. Dust wicker with a soft brush or compressed air.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail value $25–$65 per piece; secondary market value $10–$30. Valued primarily as decorative accents.
Sustainability Notes
Glass is 100% recyclable. Wicker fiber is biodegradable and typically sourced from renewable plant materials.