1930s French Crystal Vase (7in/18cm)

1930s French Crystal Vase (7in/18cm)This vase from the 1930s is a striking find due to its fine clarity, unique silhouette and intricate detailing from top to base. These features, paired with the pieces immeasurable versatility, ensure itll be the focal point of any room whether its holding fresh blooms or standing alone as a singular centerpiece. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

then left to develop cracks before being mended with traditional Kasugai nails and various Urushi finishing techniques to achieve a love-worn

suited to both contemporary and traditional settings

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