This 1960s vase, crafted by the renowned French glassworks Portieux Vallerysthal, is made from opaque milk glass in a uniform, cool pastel blue. Its classic goblet-inspired silhouette—a wide, rounded bowl, short turned stem, and broad, stable foot—reflects the balanced proportions and restrained elegance typical of mid-century modern style. The glass surface is flawlessly smooth with a lustrous, mirror-like finish, and the absence of decoration, seams, or bubbles draws attention to the play of light and the purity of its color. The material, thick high-quality pressed glass, attests to the artisanal excellence of French design from this era. All elements, including the stem and base, remain original and authentic to the period. The vase is in excellent vintage condition, with no visible chips, cracks, or signs of wear. Within this glass form resonates the voice of the 1960s—a time when French applied arts sought harmony between modernity and tradition. The cool blue glass, smooth and serene, evokes the quiet of a summer morning, as if the vase were recalling the fresh sky over Lorraine. The unchanging color and glossy reflections create an aura of stillness and refinement, true to the postwar optimism and respect for noble simplicity. This vase can serve as a striking yet understated accent in interiors inspired by mid-century modern, French vintage, or eclectic art glass collections. It may be paired with furniture featuring clean lines—such as a low light wood sideboard or a marble tabletop—where its pure form and pastel shade will stand out. The vase also harmonizes with white ceramics, polished metals, or other glassware from the era, creating a subtle, monochromatic conversation of hues. The listed price refers to one piece.
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Height15 cm
Length12 cm
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Length12 cm
Height15 cm
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