Blown glass pitcher with bubbles in Biot style.

This vintage blown glass pitcher with bubbles recalls the glassworks of Biot, a village near Antibes known since the 1950s for its handmade glass filled with small bubbles. The glass has a slight water green tint and is sprinkled with micro-bubbles. Relief ribs extend from the base up to the neck, which opens wide like a corolla before pinching into a spout. Its uniqueness? The cobalt blue handle, also ribbed, which adds to the charm of the piece. Under the foot, the pontil mark clearly shows that it was hand-blown. One can imagine it on a summer table filled with lemon water, on a kitchen buffet, or even as a vase for a large bouquet of wildflowers. In very good condition. Small irregularities and bubbles typical of hand-blown glass, which adds to its charm. Dimensions: Height 23 cm Width 18 cm. A hint of vacation in the South, all year round!