WMF Tourmaline vase Wilhelm Wagenfeld Bauhaus Germany 1960s

An icon of European modernist design—a glass vase from the *Turmalin* series, designed in the 1950s by the renowned Bauhaus designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld for the German manufacturer WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik). The vase features a remarkably simple, organic, and slightly flattened form, reminiscent of a tall river stone or a droplet with rounded edges. It is crafted from thick, high-quality glass, mass-colored in a deep, elegant shade of sea-green/tourmaline that filters and refracts light beautifully. Its minimalist opening, which tapers towards the top, perfectly showcases single stems or understated floral arrangements. This is a rare and highly sought-after piece of art glass with a timeless silhouette—a must-have for enthusiasts of mid-century modern style, Bauhaus design, and Scandinavian minimalism. Item Details: Country of manufacture: Germany. Manufacturer / Company: WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) Designer: Wilhelm Wagenfeld. Production period: 1950s/1960s. Dimensions: 26 cm (height) X 8 cm (width of base/body) X 3 cm (depth/thickness) X 5 cm (diameter of opening) Condition: Very good (glass is perfectly clear, free from cracks, chips, or deep scratches; the interior is clean, with no stubborn limescale deposits).