FRENCH, ‘BRIQUE DE VERRE’ VASE, C. 1940
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Description:
Courtesy of Formative Modern
Glass block has a long standing history in architectural design, first patented in 1866 by Gustave Falconnier. Glass bricks, or “briques de verre,” were blown into a mold with a hollow center and an open hole at the end, which was then filled with a plug. The end of this glass block has been left open, so that it can serve as a vase. Very Post-modern and Art Deco at the same time.
Features:
Specifications:
- Materials: Glass
- Sizes: 5.75”H x 5.75”W x 3.25”D
- Weight: 800 grams
- Avoid Water: Keep your jewelry away from water. Do not place it near heaters, windows, air conditioners, or bathrooms. Avoid wearing jewelry in swimming pools.
- Avoid Sweat: Remove your jewelry during exercise or any physically demanding tasks, as sweat can cause jewelry to lose its shine.
- Storage: Store your jewelry in our original box or pouch for the best protection. If the original packaging is unavailable, a ziplock plastic bag is a great alternative.
- Avoid Cosmetics: Apply perfume or cosmetics before putting on your jewelry. Perfumes and lotions can dull the shine of your jewelry.
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