Goblet vase, pink white opaline glass, France, 1960s.
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This French opaline glass goblet vase from the 1960s embodies the understated minimalism characteristic of mid-century modern aesthetics. The main body, rendered in a pastel, translucent pink, seamlessly transitions into a solid white opaline stem and a wide, stable base. The surface is glossy and uniform, free from decorative patterns or textures, with proportions that feel balanced: a cylindrical cup sits atop a slender, gently flaring stem, measuring 16 cm high and 9 cm in diameter. The opalescent sheen lends a soft, milky effect, while the contrast between the two hues accentuates the vase’s modernist origins. The vase remains in excellent vintage condition, with no visible signs of wear, damage, or restoration. This vase tells the story of 1960s France, when design sought equilibrium between form and function, abandoning ornament in favor of purity of material and color. The opaline glass softly diffuses light, and the pastel pink—set against white—evokes the mood of an early spring morning, as if the vase were designed to capture a sunbeam filtering through a window. It quietly asserts its presence, never competing with its surroundings, but instead suggesting the freshness and lightness of a bygone era. The vase can be placed atop a low sideboard or glass coffee table in a living room, where its pastel pink and opaline white shades will harmonize with daylight. It works well in interiors inspired by mid-century modern style, surrounded by furniture with clean lines and geometric forms. Pair it with neutral ceramics, a single eucalyptus branch, or minimalist wall art—allowing the subtle radiance of the glass to come forward.
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Height16 cm
Length9 cm
Dimension details
Length9 cm
Height16 cm
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