Small glass vase made from a French juice bottle – 1960s

This small glass bottle was originally used as a juice bottle in Paris and dates back to the 1960s. With its unusual shape and beautiful turquoise-green glass, it now serves as a decorative small vase.

Particularly characteristic is the relief-like surface with its irregular, honeycomb-like structures. On the front, there is a smooth, circular area that originally provided space for a paper label. The slightly transparent glass allows light to pass through the textured surface, highlighting the vibrant color beautifully.

With its compact size, the bottle is perfect as a small flower vase for individual blossoms, sprigs, or dried flowers. Several pieces together also make for a beautiful arrangement.

• Origin: France, Paris

• Period: 1960s

• Material: Glass

• Height: approx. 13 cm

• Diameter: approx. 5.5 cm

• Weight: approx. 170 g

• Quantity: 1 piece

This is an antique utilitarian object with corresponding signs of age and use. Small irregularities and air bubbles in the glass are inherent to the material and manufacturing process.

A charming little glass vase with a French past and a particularly beautiful surface structure.