Patmos Crystal Vase - Horst Tüselmann for Peill & Putzler, 1960s

Heavy crystal vase with a broad circular form and softly textured surface. Frosted and glossy areas catch the light differently, giving the piece a luminous, space-age character with strong depth and a clean geometric silhouette.

• Dimensions: H 12.6 cm, Dia. 22 cm
  
• Material: Crystal glass
  
• Brand: Peill & Putzler
  
• Designer: Horst Tüselmann
  
• Color: Clear
  
• Era: Mid-century modern, 1960s
  
• Origin: Germany
  
• Condition: Very good vintage condition; no chips or cracks. Minor wear consistent with age and use.
  
• Remarks: Model PATMOS; embossed P at base; original sticker preserved. The Patmos model is attributed to Horst Tüselmann for Peill & Putzler and is documented in period-attributed market references with matching dimensions and marks.

This Patmos vase has the kind of quiet impact that works best when given space. The wide low form and dense crystal suit a coffee table, sideboard, or dining table where light can move across the textured surface throughout the day.

Horst Tüselmann was a German designer active in Peill & Putzler’s modernist period. He is closely associated with the PATMOS series and with textured crystal designs that explore light, surface, and volume in a distinctly 1960s–70s idiom.

Peill & Putzler was a major West German glass manufacturer based in Düren, formed from the Peill and Putzler glassworks and known for modern crystal, lighting, and tableware. In the postwar decades, the company became one of the key names in German design-led glass production.