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Josef Inwald – Barolac – Large bowl with dragons, made of molded mauve glass – Art Deco, circa 1930 A remarkable, large circular bowl made of molded purple glass, attributed to the famous Josef Inwald glassworks, from the Barolac collection in Czechoslovakia. This elegant bowl features a spectacular relief design depicting several intertwined oriental dragons with sinuous, richly detailed bodies. The finely crafted scales, expressive heads, and stylized motifs lend the piece remarkable decorative richness. The translucent mauve hue particularly highlights the depth of the reliefs and underscores the refined character of this Art Deco-era creation. A beautiful collector’s piece, representative of the craftsmanship of Czechoslovakian glassworks from the interwar period. Condition: Appears to be in good overall condition, Dimensions and weight: H. 7 × Ø 35.5 cm – 2.800 kg.
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