Decorative Arts And Decorative Objects Glassware Appraisal

Mixed Materials Decorative Art Objects (Vase, Bowl, and Stand)

This lot appears to comprise several decorative art objects including a tall, amber and brown glass vase or candlestick holder, and a white and brown organic-shaped bowl with an accompanying stand. The glass component is cylindrical at the top portion, featuring a gradient color transition from a warm, translucent amber at the rim to a darker, opaque reddish-brown at its base. It then narrows dramatically into a slender, sculpted neck that culminates in a flat, circular brown base, suggesting it might be an integrated stand or a candle holder. The glass appears smooth and polished, exhibiting some reflections suggesting clarity, but also some internal texture or cloudiness near the amber section. A white paper sticker is attached to its amber section, likely an auction or inventory tag, with 'm12%' visible. The bowl, positioned in front of the glass object, has a distinctive organic and asymmetrical form. Its exterior is a matte or semi-gloss white, possibly ceramic, porcelain, or resin, with smooth, undulating curves. The interior of the bowl reveals a rich, wavy wood grain pattern in shades of light and medium brown, possibly a laminate, veneer, or a painted finish designed to mimic wood. The bowl itself rests on a series of small, indistinct feet, which appear to be part of its white base. A white sticker with illegible text and a price '2743.72' is affixed to the exterior side of the bowl. The overarching style suggests a Modern or Mid-Century Modern influence, possibly from the mid-20th century onwards, favoring clean lines and organic shapes. There are no obvious visible cracks, chips, or major damage, though the general condition appears to be 'as-is' as indicated by the auction setting. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial grade, designed for decorative rather than utilitarian purposes. The overall presentation indicates these are distinct art pieces, possibly sold together as a lot due to their complementary aesthetics and shared setting on a shelf.