Set of four black glass vessels with sculptural silhouettes and a deep, almost opaque tone that reveals subtle transparency under light. The composition includes a rounded body with elongated neck, a spherical low form, a more classical amphora-like shape, and a flat, wide piece that functions as a base or standalone object. Each piece holds a distinct presence while maintaining a cohesive visual language.

American production, these vessels reflect a mid-century sensibility where form is reduced to essential volumes and the material carries the expression. The glass appears mold-blown with a refined finish, achieving smooth, continuous surfaces and balanced proportions. The dark tone absorbs light while softly reflecting it, creating depth rather than shine.

They can be used individually or arranged as a set, working with minimal floral gestures or as purely sculptural elements. Together, they build a composition of weight, shadow, and quiet intensity, bringing a sense of grounding and restraint to a table or interior.