Hervé Raspail – Verrerie D’allex Hand-blown Glass Perfume Bottle, 1990
A stunning piece of contemporary glass art, ovoid and flattened in shape, crafted from solid transparent glass that encases an exquisitely delicate internal design.
The central motif, composed of interlaced blue and turquoise lines reminiscent of feathers, is enhanced by a contrasting orange-red sheen and delicate interspersed flecks (gold flakes/powder).
The bottle is complete with its original stopper made of solid transparent glass. Engraved with a point “Allex”, “N 79” (serial or piece number) 1990 and “H. Raspail”
In perfect condition, no chips, no cracks. Height: 14 cm Width: 8.5 cm Weight: 0.600 kg
The story of Hervé Raspail is inextricably linked to that of the famous Verrerie d’Allex, located in the Drôme region.
The central motif, composed of interlaced blue and turquoise lines reminiscent of feathers, is enhanced by a contrasting orange-red sheen and delicate interspersed flecks (gold flakes/powder).
The bottle is complete with its original stopper made of solid transparent glass. Engraved with a point “Allex”, “N 79” (serial or piece number) 1990 and “H. Raspail”
In perfect condition, no chips, no cracks. Height: 14 cm Width: 8.5 cm Weight: 0.600 kg
The story of Hervé Raspail is inextricably linked to that of the famous Verrerie d’Allex, located in the Drôme region.
His combed and reticulated designs often evoke nature: marine structures, cosmic movements, or patterns of peacock feathers.
He has perfected the art of creating interlayered designs. He traps colored powders, combed filaments, or gold and silver leaf between several layers of transparent glass.
120 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Glass paste
Reference (ID): 1827569
Availability: In stock
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