Glass container, white glass, gold brass, Belgium, 1950s.
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This decorative glass container from the Rupel Boom manufactory was produced in Belgium in the 1950s, exemplifying the clean lines and balanced proportions characteristic of mid-century modern design. Crafted from thick, mass-coloured glass in a cool white shade, the opalescent surface softly reflects light with a smooth, glossy finish. The minimalist cylindrical body is separated from the lid by a distinctive gold-toned metal band, featuring a subtly textured surface and a repeating geometric motif. This refined accent creates a noble contrast, highlighting the precise joining of glass and metal while lending a sense of functional elegance so typical of Belgian mid-century craftsmanship. The container is preserved in very good condition, showing only minor, natural signs of use. The form speaks with the quiet voice of the 1950s: glass shaped into a calm cylinder, opalescent white evoking northern dawns, and a gold detail offering a hint of sophistication – from an era that valued utility and discreet decoration. This is an object that does not impose, but invites the eye to pause; light glides softly across its surface, while the geometric band subtly echoes the language of modernist architecture. The container can be displayed on a living room console as a discreet accent among books and glass vases, or on a sideboard paired with minimalist candleholders or ceramics from the period. It would suit mid-century modern and restrained, collector’s interiors. The piece may be combined with objects in cool white, grey, and gold tones, as well as natural wood, to emphasize its mid-twentieth-century character. The listed price refers to a single piece.
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Height8 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height8 cm
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