Iridescent Ceramic Fruit Basket, France, 1970s

Decorative French glass bowl crafted in Biot during the 1970s. Made using the characteristic bubble glass technique, the piece features numerous air bubbles trapped within the thick glass, creating a lively textured appearance and beautiful optical effects. Its generous rounded form makes it suitable as a salad bowl, fruit bowl, centerpiece, or decorative catchall. The handcrafted character and irregularities inherent to bubble glass give each piece a distinctive appearance, representative of the celebrated glassmaking tradition of Biot in the South of France. Style : Mid-Century Modern French Mid-Century Mediterranean Modern Key Features : French bubble glass...

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