Set of assorted Mexican glass vessels from the mid to late 20th century.

The group brings together five pieces in an intense cobalt blue with a satin, frosted finish that softens transparency and gives the glass a velvety, diffuse presence. The silhouettes range from elongated bottle forms to rounded, sculptural bodies, creating a composition defined by variation within a shared material language.

The saturated blue acts as the unifying axis, while differences in proportion and contour introduce rhythm and scale. The matte surface absorbs light, allowing the color to appear dense and continuous, giving the set a quiet sculptural presence.

These pieces can be used together or individually in a contemporary setting. On a table, shelf, or console, they add depth, color, and a contained visual intensity, whether with flowers or left empty.