Yellow Hurricane Vase

Decorative art, GlasswareMass-produced commercial glassware; likely manufactured by a company such as Libbey Glass or similar floral supply manufacturers.

Yellow Hurricane Vase

Style & Movement

Contemporary Utilitarian / Florist ware

Medium & Technique

Cased or flash glass; mold-blown glass with a vibrant yellow opaque layer and a clear glass casing.

Creation Period

Late 20th century to early 21st century (c. 1990-2010)

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 8 to 10 inches in height with a 4 to 5 inch diameter at the rim; vertical/portrait orientation.

Subject Description

A functional yellow glass vase featuring a traditional hurricane or waisted silhouette. It lacks decorative ornamentation, relying on its bold monochromatic color and glossy surface for aesthetic appeal within a domestic or commercial floral setting.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Very Good; appears intact but shows minor surface smudging and dust consistent with thrift store display.

Estimated Market Value

$5 - $15 USD

Auction Estimate

$2 - $10 USD (typically sold in bulk lots at general estate auctions)

Provenance History

Unknown; currently situated in a secondary market or thrift store environment, suggesting a transition from original retail consumer ownership.

Art Historical Significance

Negligible; this is a mass-produced consumer item rather than a unique art object or a piece from a significant designer's catalog. It represents late 20th-century mass manufacturing of everyday decorative household items.

Notable Features

The vibrant 'canary' yellow color and the standardized florist silhouette designed to support tall stems.

Condition Issues

Visible fingerprints and minor surface grime; potential shelf wear on the base (not visible in photo). No major chips or cracks are evident.

Conservation Recommendations

Standard cleaning with mild soap and warm water. Avoid abrasive sponges to prevent surface scratching.

Identified on 7/12/2026
Yellow Hurricane Vase - Mass-produced commercial glassware; likely manufactured by a company such as Libbey Glass or similar floral supply manufacturers. | Art Identifier