Valentin Eisch (1978/1986) & Vera Walther/Heiner Düsterhaus (c

Beautiful and varied set of three original, handmade West German studio glass art objects from the 1970s and 1980s. All three pieces are mouth-blown and feature authentic, handmade engravings on the underside. 1. Large vase with a wavy collar (Glashütte Valentin Eisch, 1986) • Details: Clear glass with a stunning iridescent/mantling overhang in gray and purple hues and a finely drawn line pattern. • Signature: Hand-signed "Eisch 86" with a clear pontil mark. 2. Globe-shaped vase with a Phoenician pattern (Glashütte Valentin Eisch, 1978) • Details: Executed in warm orange and brown earth tones with a complex, organically drawn comb pattern. • Signature: Hand-signed "Eisch 78" with a clear pontil mark. 3. Lying "Doppel-Kobra" soliflore vase (Heiner Düsterhaus for Glasmanufaktur Vera Walther, ca. 1980) • Details: A very sculptural and organically shaped object in purple/violet glass, designed to lie horizontally like an elegant cobra. The irregular foot is finished with a stunning, metallic lustrous glaze with rainbow effect. • Signature: Hand-signed on the underside with the authentic studio engraving "Vera Walther" and the official factory logo. Condition: In excellent vintage condition. No chips, no cracks, and no lime-scale deposits. A stunning collector’s set. The objects are carefully shipped double-walled and insured.

Estimate:$1.12

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