Rosenblüten-Glasdose
c. 1937
Erwin Schwabe’s 1937 design for a 'Rose Petal Jar' captures the translucent allure of cobalt blue glass with striking simplicity. Centered within a faint pencil border, the bulbous vessel features a charming knobbed lid and glossy white highlights that make it look ready to hold actual flowers. This piece likely served as a precise study or catalog illustration for a glass manufacturer, showing how functional everyday objects could be elevated into art during the interwar period.
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