Green glass vase with controlled bubble pattern

This green glass vase features a controlled bubble (bullicante) pattern, a decorative technique popularized in mid-20th century European glassmaking, particularly in Bohemian and Italian glass production. The rectangular form with uniform air bubbles trapped within the glass walls was a hallmark of modernist design from the 1960s-1970s, reflecting the era's fascination with geometric forms and innovative glass techniques. These pieces were often produced as decorative accessories for contemporary interiors, combining functionality with artistic appeal. Green glass vases with bubble patterns are highly sought after by mid-century modern collectors and vintage glassware enthusiasts who appreciate the craftsmanship and aesthetic of post-war European design. The controlled bubble technique demonstrates skilled glassblowing artistry, and the vibrant green color adds a pop of retro charm to contemporary interiors. Collectors value these pieces for their historical significance as examples of accessible modernist design that brought artistic glasswork into everyday homes during the mid-20th century.