Antique turquoise opaline pitcher vase from Versailles – 1960s

Elegant vintage vase in the shape of a pitcher or jug, made of genuine turquoise versailles opaline, recognizable by its milky and luminous luster. An original "opaline de versailles" label is still present, attesting to its authenticity. The twisted handle in transparent glass is finely crafted and entirely intact, which is quite rare for this type of piece. With its slender silhouette and vibrant hue, this vase can be displayed as is as a decorative object or used as a bud vase. Probably made in the 1960s, this vase is a testament to the french glassmaking expertise of the time, combining refinement and originality. It is in perfect condition, without chips, cracks or restoration. Historical note opaline de versailles refers to decorative glassware produced in france from the 1950s, in the tradition of 19th-century opaline glasses. Inspired by the tableware and ornamental objects of the great french residences, it is characterized by satiny hues, often bold and luminous, and by elegant shapes evoking the world of french luxury. Although the name refers to the city of versailles, famous for its palace and refinement, it is a commercial designation intended to emphasize the quality and aristocratic style of these objects. Very fashionable in the interiors of the 1960s, versailles opaline is now back in the spotlight thanks to its retro charm and its touch of timeless sophistication. - weight: 1.050 kg -.