Champagne flute (8) - Set of 8 Champagne Flutes Design – Two-tone Golden Brass & Silver Metal – Brutalist Style / - White Metal

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Rare Set of 8 Vintage Champagne Flutes (1970s) – Gold Brass and Silvered Metal

Add a touch of sculptural elegance and retro sophistication to your holiday tables with this superb and rare lot of 8 vintage champagne flutes from the 1970s.

With a design typical of Mid-Century Modern times and chic Brutalist style, these glasses stand out for a magnificent contrast of metals and a highly graphic silhouette. The upper part (the slender goblet) is made from shimmering silvered metal, offering the ideal purity to enjoy the effervescence of your champagnes. It rests fluidly on a stemmed base in solid gold brass delicately formed in the shape of a stalk or arum flower, which flares out to a stable circular base.

Owning a complete set of 8 flutes of this model is particularly sought after and ideal for hosting guests, as these services are most often sold in pairs or by 6 on the vintage market.

Condition: Very good overall for items of this era.

No broken, cracked, or bent elements.

Presence of light signs of wear and micro-scratches from normal use (minor natural oxidation of the metal), attesting to their authenticity. A gentle soft polish with a silver-polishing cloth will restore their original shine if you wish.

Dimensions: height 24 cm, width 6.5 cm, diameter 5 cm

Total weight of the lot: heavy, high-quality pieces in hand.

The pieces will be individually packaged with the utmost care in bubble wrap and shipped in a reinforced box with tracking and insurance.

Rare Set of 8 Vintage Champagne Flutes (1970s) – Gold Brass and Silvered Metal

Add a touch of sculptural elegance and retro sophistication to your holiday tables with this superb and rare lot of 8 vintage champagne flutes from the 1970s.

With a design typical of Mid-Century Modern times and chic Brutalist style, these glasses stand out for a magnificent contrast of metals and a highly graphic silhouette. The upper part (the slender goblet) is made from shimmering silvered metal, offering the ideal purity to enjoy the effervescence of your champagnes. It rests fluidly on a stemmed base in solid gold brass delicately formed in the shape of a stalk or arum flower, which flares out to a stable circular base.

Owning a complete set of 8 flutes of this model is particularly sought after and ideal for hosting guests, as these services are most often sold in pairs or by 6 on the vintage market.

Condition: Very good overall for items of this era.

No broken, cracked, or bent elements.

Presence of light signs of wear and micro-scratches from normal use (minor natural oxidation of the metal), attesting to their authenticity. A gentle soft polish with a silver-polishing cloth will restore their original shine if you wish.

Dimensions: height 24 cm, width 6.5 cm, diameter 5 cm

Total weight of the lot: heavy, high-quality pieces in hand.

The pieces will be individually packaged with the utmost care in bubble wrap and shipped in a reinforced box with tracking and insurance.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Brutalist
Metal type
White Metal
Number of objects
8
Material
Brass, Metal
Country of origin
Spain
Model
Set of 8 Champagne Flutes Design – Two-tone Golden Brass & Silver Metal – Brutalist Style /
Style
Vintage
Colour
Gold, Silver
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
24 cm
Width
6.5 cm
Diameter
5 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
FranceVerified
60
Objects sold
100%
Private

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