Vide poche - Le Corbusier (1887-1965) et Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) - LUMAX - XL model - France





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Molded glass valet tray and ashtray printed with LUMAX, designed by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand for Lumax (model XL), dating from around 1960 and manufactured by Saint-Gobain in France, measuring 8 cm high by 15 x 15 cm, weighing 1,816 g, in good condition with minor wear such as light scratches on the base and a tiny edge chip.
Description from the seller
Large molded glass catch-all with raised relief imprint: LUMAX
Large-size model (XL) in very good condition, with a beautiful gloss of the glass
Very light wear scratches on the bottom and a tiny chip on one edge
Authentic and iconic glass catch-all or modern ashtray designed by the famous 20th-century French architects Le Corbusier (1887-1965) and Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) for Lumax (1960)
Height 8 cm x 15 x 15
(Glass thickness ~9–10 mm)
Weight: 1816 g
(Small scratches on the bottom and a very slight defect without consequences on a corner of the bottom)
Manufactured by Saint-Gobain, here is a 60s essential: The Lumax slab by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand. As a catch-all, ashtray or paperweight, this iconic object exudes what one might call presence. Place it on a console, a desk or a coffee table and the magic will happen.
Large molded glass catch-all with raised relief imprint: LUMAX
Large-size model (XL) in very good condition, with a beautiful gloss of the glass
Very light wear scratches on the bottom and a tiny chip on one edge
Authentic and iconic glass catch-all or modern ashtray designed by the famous 20th-century French architects Le Corbusier (1887-1965) and Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) for Lumax (1960)
Height 8 cm x 15 x 15
(Glass thickness ~9–10 mm)
Weight: 1816 g
(Small scratches on the bottom and a very slight defect without consequences on a corner of the bottom)
Manufactured by Saint-Gobain, here is a 60s essential: The Lumax slab by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand. As a catch-all, ashtray or paperweight, this iconic object exudes what one might call presence. Place it on a console, a desk or a coffee table and the magic will happen.

