Sabino, Paris - Marius Ernest Sabino - Sculpture, naked female figure - 17 cm - Opaline glass, Crystal

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Sabino Paris opalescent crystal sculpture of a naked female figure, France, mid-20th century, height 17 cm with a circular base, signed Sabino Paris, in fair condition with a small chip to the base edge and an original paper label.

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Sabino Paris – Opalescent Crystal Sculpture “Female Figure” – France – Mid-20th Century

An original Sabino Paris opalescent crystal sculpture depicting an elegant female figure with long flowing wavy hair, gracefully posed with one arm raised behind her head, standing on a circular base.
The sculpture is crafted from Sabino’s characteristic opalescent crystal, producing a soft milky-pearl glow. Depending on the light, the crystal reveals delicate blue, golden, and pearly reflections reminiscent of the luminous appearance of moonstone. This remarkable optical effect is one of the defining characteristics of Sabino’s artistic glass production.
The base bears the moulded “Sabino Paris” signature and retains its original paper label, confirming the authenticity of the piece.
Specifications

* Maker: Sabino Paris
* Country of origin: France
* Period: Mid-20th century
* Material: Opalescent crystal
* Height: 17 cm
* Base: Circular

Condition
Good collectible condition. The original paper label is preserved. There is a small chip to the edge of the base, clearly shown in the photographs. Otherwise, the sculpture is free from cracks and restorations.
This elegant sculpture is an excellent addition to any collection of French art glass, Sabino works, or 20th-century decorative arts.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.

Sabino Paris – Opalescent Crystal Sculpture “Female Figure” – France – Mid-20th Century

An original Sabino Paris opalescent crystal sculpture depicting an elegant female figure with long flowing wavy hair, gracefully posed with one arm raised behind her head, standing on a circular base.
The sculpture is crafted from Sabino’s characteristic opalescent crystal, producing a soft milky-pearl glow. Depending on the light, the crystal reveals delicate blue, golden, and pearly reflections reminiscent of the luminous appearance of moonstone. This remarkable optical effect is one of the defining characteristics of Sabino’s artistic glass production.
The base bears the moulded “Sabino Paris” signature and retains its original paper label, confirming the authenticity of the piece.
Specifications

* Maker: Sabino Paris
* Country of origin: France
* Period: Mid-20th century
* Material: Opalescent crystal
* Height: 17 cm
* Base: Circular

Condition
Good collectible condition. The original paper label is preserved. There is a small chip to the edge of the base, clearly shown in the photographs. Otherwise, the sculpture is free from cracks and restorations.
This elegant sculpture is an excellent addition to any collection of French art glass, Sabino works, or 20th-century decorative arts.
The photographs form an integral part of the description.
The item will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking and insurance.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Sabino, Paris
Glass type
Crystal, Opaline glass
Country of origin
France
Style
Art Deco
Material
Crystal, Glass
Artist
Marius Ernest Sabino
Title of artwork
naked female figure
Signature
Signed
Edition
Unknown
Colour
Blue, Transparent
Condition
Fair condition
Height
17 cm
Width
6 cm
Depth
3 cm
Weight
300 g
SpainVerified
Private

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