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Baccarat Cat crystal Sculpture
7.500,00€Blown Baccarat crystal Cat Sculpture. Design Robert Rigot.
1 pc – 22 cm x 19 cm h 55 cm (8.66″L x 7.5″W x 21.65″H)
Weight of crystal block 16 kgThe cat is synonymous of patience, independence, agility and adventures.
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Baccarat Greyhound Dog crystal Sculpture
7.500,00€Blown Baccarat crystal Greyhound Dog Sculpture. Design Robert Rigot.
1 pc – 22 cm x 20,5 cm h 54 cm (8.66″L x 8.1″W x 21.25″H)
Weight of crystal block 15 kg - Baccarat
Baccarat Harcourt Our Fire gold crystal Candlestick
990,00€Baccarat Harcourt our Fire Candlestick gold with red gift box.
Height 32,5 cm / H 12.8″Designed by Philippe Starck, the all-crystal « Our Fire » candleholder, inspired by the celebrated Harcourt set, has become one of Baccarat’s iconic creations.
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Baccarat Harcourt Our Fire red crystal Candlestick
990,00€Baccarat Harcourt our Fire Candlestick red with gift box.
Height 32,5 cm / H 12.8″Designed by Philippe Starck, the all-crystal « Our Fire » candleholder, inspired by the celebrated Harcourt set, has become one of Baccarat’s iconic creations.
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Baccarat Man crystal Sculpture
950,00€Blown Baccarat crystal Man Sculpture.
Design Robert Rigot.
1 pc – 9 cm x 7 cm h 26 cm (3.54″L x 2.75″W x 10.23″H)
Weight of crystal block 2,6 kgCut in a block of crystal by the artisans from Baccarat, the abstract profile of the character takes shape and brings out the eyes, nose and lips on the verge of touching. Used with the complementary sculpture as book-ends, the pair are separated (this is onlu Man sculpture), but still love one another from afar… read more...
Clear crystal sculptures of 26 cm
Design by Robert Rigot, his talents is recognized both in France and abroad, both by collectors but also by museums like the Museum of Modern Art in Paris.
Very stylized and figurative vision of the woman and the man.
Can be used both as a decorative object and as a bookends.
Develop our gift and office product
Ideal gift for a couple: possibility to assemble the man and the woman or twice the same.
Original bookends.
The prism shape is ideal for catching light.
A man and a woman, a couple about to exchange a kiss. Robert Rigot has taken a new look at the universal theme of love and designed two complementary sculptures for Baccarat. - Baccarat
Baccarat Woman crystal Sculpture
950,00€Blown Baccarat crystal Woman Sculpture.
Design Robert Rigot.
1 pc – 9 cm x 7 cm h 26 cm (3.54″L x 2.75″W x 10.23″H)
Weight of crystal block 2,6 kgCut in a block of crystal by the artisans from Baccarat, the abstract profile of the character takes shape and brings out the eyes, nose and lips on the verge of touching. Used with the complementary sculpture as book-ends, the pair are separated (this is onlu Woman sculpture), but still love one another from afar… read more...
Clear crystal sculptures of 26 cm Design by Robert Rigot, his talents is recognized both in France and abroad, both by collectors but also by museums like the Museum of Modern Art in Paris. Very stylized and figurative vision of the woman and the man. Can be used both as a decorative object and as a bookends. Develop our gift and office product Ideal gift for a couple: possibility to assemble the man and the woman or twice the same. Original bookends. The prism shape is ideal for catching light. A man and a woman, a couple about to exchange a kiss. Robert Rigot has taken a new look at the universal theme of love and designed two complementary sculptures for Baccarat. - Venini
Venini Geacolor Vase
3.650,00€3.290,00€Venini Geacolor Vase in mouth-blown and hand-crafted multicolor Murano glass, gift-wrapped.
1 pc – Ø 30 cm (11.81″D)
Design: Gae AulentiSeveral multicolored, blown glass layers are joined together in the geacolor technique, creating an abstract decorative piece that is both visually captivating and expertly crafted. read more...
The techniques of transparency reflect the elegance and the quality of the « Made in Italy » mark, with an immediately recognisable design. With these techniques, the master-glassblowers give life to the most fantastic creations, touching objects of glass art with enthralling nuances of light. Geacolour is an iconic example. The technique used is mould-blowing, an alternative to free blowing, where the globe of molten glass is placed on the end of the blow pipe, and is then inflated into a carved mould. In that way, the shape and the texture of the bubble of glass is determined by the design on the interior of the mould rather than the skill of the glassworker.This beautiful Venini Glass vase is comprised of multiple blown glass layers of coloured glass built over a clear spherical matrix creating an abstract decorative piece that is both visually captivating and expertly crafted. The designer is Gae Aulenti, one of the most celebrated Italian architects and was launched into production by Venini in 1996. Gae Aulenti embraced a precise idea of Italian design, that is, creating products the user may establish both a functional and emotional relationship with: the object therefore has its own value besides its specific effectiveness, capable of engaging and conquering its own users and communicating with them and this is what Geacolour precisely does.
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Venini Where are my glasses? Single lens red 777.51
1.450,00€1.310,00€Venini “Where are my glasses?” Single lens Vase 777.51, Red 1 pc – Ø cm 25 (9,84″D)
Renowned designer, Ron Arad and Italian Murano glass manufacturer, Venini present ‘Where Are My Glasses?’ a new collection of vases that combine Arad’s distinctive style with Venini’s excellence in producing the highest quality art glass. This ‘Single Lens’ variation in Red features Murano glass that is blown through a single lens of the metal frames – creating a unique and desirable art piece.
Please note: The dimensions of the art pieces “Where Are My Glasses?” may vary by centimeters. read more...The uniqueness of VENINI’s production is given by handcraft procedures followed during all working processes.
Some shades or bubbles, that might be found on the glass, underline that every single piece is entirely handmade and
even if similar to the others, each single piece is unique.
Where are my Glasses? by Ron Arad:
A very frequently asked question is “where do your ideas come from?”. The answer is “ideas are
all around me – too many of them if anything – the problem is not where to find ideas but which
ideas you give time to. Occasionally an idea jumps the queue and is impossible to ignore.”
I spent a lot of time recently designing glasses. I spent a lot of time recently blowing glass, so the
idea of blowing glass into glasses sprouted from the verbal pun into reality.
An idea that jumped the queue!
The process started – sketches, modelling, rendering, making iron frames and the incredible
Venini masters blowing molten glass into glasses.
Not only an amazing exciting time by the furnaces, but also my favourite results – getting
something better than one deserves.
So, where are my glasses? Well, it’s transparent! - Venini
Venini Where are my glasses? Under red 777.50
1.950,00€1.760,00€Venini “Where are my glasses?” Under Vase 777.50, Red shaded Crystal
1 pc – Ø cm 26 (10.23″D)Renowned designer, Ron Arad and Italian Murano glass manufacturer, Venini present ‘Where Are My Glasses?’ a new collection of vases that combine Arad’s distinctive style with Venini’s excellence in producing the highest quality art glass. This ‘Under’ variation in Red features Murano glass that is blown between the arms of the metal frames – creating a uniquely humorous and desirable piece for the home.
Please note: The dimensions of the art pieces “Where Are My Glasses?” may vary by centimeters. read more...The uniqueness of VENINI’s production is given by handcraft procedures followed during all working processes.
Some shades or bubbles, that might be found on the glass, underline that every single piece is entirely handmade and even if similar to the others, each single piece is unique.
Where are my Glasses? by Ron Arad:
A very frequently asked question is “where do your ideas come from?”. The answer is “ideas are all around me – too many of them if anything – the problem is not where to find ideas but which ideas you give time to. Occasionally an idea jumps the queue and is impossible to ignore.”
I spent a lot of time recently designing glasses. I spent a lot of time recently blowing glass, so the idea of blowing glass into glasses sprouted from the verbal pun into reality. An idea that jumped the queue!
The process started – sketches, modelling, rendering, making iron frames and the incredible Venini masters blowing molten glass into glasses. Not only an amazing exciting time by the furnaces, but also my favourite results – getting something better than one deserves.
So, where are my glasses? Well, it’s transparent!
