Tulip Vase, Restoration Period, 1820 - Opaline Crystal, Lavender Blue, Blown Glass, Geometric Enamel Decoration

Tulip Vase on a Pedestal – Early 19th Century (Restoration/Louis-Philippe, 1815–1840)
Magnificent antique vase in lavender-blue crystal opaline, measuring 30 cm in height.
Its slender and pure form, with a double-curved line, testifies to the skill of an experienced glassmaker.
Unlike common molded opaline vases, this vase is hand-blown, with no visible seam, offering a perfectly harmonious and elegant finish.
The vase is entirely hand-decorated with symmetrical geometric patterns and carefully applied touches of enameled gold. Every detail reflects the finesse and authenticity of the craftsmanship of the period.
A discreet 3 x 3 cm restoration to the neck was carried out following an old break. Visible but neatly repaired, it does not detract from the overall beauty of the vase and can be retouched by a master glassmaker if desired.
The rest of the vase is intact, with its decoration and gilding perfectly preserved.
An antique and decorative vase, rare and sought-after.
*Hand-blown opaline glass, without a seam, evidence of high-end craftsmanship.
*Double-curved tulip shape, typical of the Restoration/Louis-Philippe period. *Hand-painted geometric decoration and enameled gilding, symmetrical and elegant.
*Discreet restoration to the neck; expert retouching possible.