This set of six French pressed glass bowls was produced in the 1970s. Each bowl is distinguished by a saturated cobalt blue hue, deepening toward the base and gently lightening toward the rim. The surface is marked by a pronounced hammered or crackled texture, tactile both inside and out. The simple, conical silhouette with slightly flared sides and a narrow base reflects the modernist and minimalist aesthetics so characteristic of French design in this era. The glass has a glossy finish that emphasizes the vibrancy of the color and the depth of the texture. There are no additional decorative elements or fittings. The listed price refers to the set of six bowls. Overall condition is good: no chips or cracks are present, though minor scratches or typical signs of use may be visible due to age.The blue glass of these bowls catches and refracts light in a manner evocative of late 20th-century France—a time when designers embraced bold color, fresh forms, and playful surfaces. Each bowl seems to tell a story from a decade when modern living meant surrounding oneself with objects as lively as they were functional. The cool tone of the glass contrasts with its dynamic surface, transporting the memory of summer evenings and the everyday pleasures of the table.The set may be paired with white porcelain or simple natural ceramics to let the cobalt blue take center stage. These bowls would feel at home in mid-century modern interiors, eclectic collections, or minimalist spaces. Consider arranging them on a pale linen tablecloth or a glass tray, where light can accentuate the texture and color intensity. The set works equally well for serving desserts or
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Height7 cm
Length14 cm
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Length14 cm
Height7 cm
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