Bubbled Hand-Blown Glass Pitcher – Biot, France, 1970s

Pitcher in glazed ceramic, created by Jeanne and Norbert Pierlot in the 1960s. A decorative accessory to be displayed alone or as part of a collection. The maker's mark is visible on...

This beautiful set consists of four unique pieces crafted by master glass artist Claude Morin in the 1970s in Dieulefit. It includes an elegant bottle, two harmoniously shaped vases, and a delicately crafted catchall. Each piece is signed by the artist, ensuring authenticity and uniqueness, and the set is in perfect condition, preserved without any flaws or wear, making it a true treasure for lovers of fine glasswork. Handcrafted using traditional glass-blowing techniques, the pieces feature organic lines and subtle shades, signature elements of Morin’s style, which emphasized simple yet profoundly expressive forms. The bottle stands out with its graceful, elongated shape, while the two vases offer a beautiful symmetry and aesthetic balance. The catchall is gently curved, adding a natural decorative touch. Dimensions Large Green Bottle: Height 51 cm, Width 17 cm, Depth 9 cm Blue Bottle: Height 24 cm, Width 16 cm, Depth 13 cm Blue Vase: Height 12 cm, Diameter 16 cm Green Catchall...

This large and elegant vintage pitcher is crafted in the renowned bubble glass from Biot, a traditional glassmaking technique originating from the village of Biot in the South of Fra...

Hand Blown Murano Glass Pitcher, Circa 1980 Sourced by Martyn Lawrence Bullard from London, England