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Les Collections Historiques

Silver-Plated Celery Shape Vase

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Created in 1891 by the Christofle workshops, this vases is characteristic of the naturalist movement, at a time when fauna and flora inspired the creation of objects and works of art, just before Art Nouveau stylized its forms to the extreme.

This vase represents a celery with astonishing realism, an abundance of detail in the ornamentation and foliage. This vase of 4 inches in height is made of patinated silver-plated metal, a technique that brings out the reliefs of the decor for a chiseled finish. 


  • Reference
    B04221018
  • Collection
    Les Collections Historiques
  • Family
    Vases
  • Materials
    Silver Plated
  • Length
    10,5 cm – 4.1 in
  • Diametre
    5,5 cm – 2.16 in
  • Weight
    509 gr

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Les Collections Historiques

Silver-Plated Celery Shape Vase

$500
Quantity:
$500
Quantity:
$500

LES COLLECTIONS HISTORIQUES

VASE CHUTE DE GLYCINES

The Historic Collections celebrate the audacity 
of the Maison’s archives through a contemporary 
reinterpretation of the Chute de Glycines vase, 
originally created in 1917 and inspired by the 
art of dinanderie.


Entirely handcrafted in the Haute Orfèvrerie 
workshops in Normandy, this spectacular and 
generously sized vase combines a matte brushed 
finish on its body with a mirror-polished motif 
that shines with radiant reflections. A duality of 
textures that enhances the Art Nouveau pattern. 
A unique silverwork that employs the techniques 
of spinning, chasing, and polishing

1842

Christofle buys the patents for silver plating and gilding by electrolysis which gave birth to silver metal in France. He becomes a goldsmith.

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