CVC Belgium - Liquor set - Poire - Verre améthyste fumé - Steel
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CVC Belgium – Pear-shaped liquor cabinet – Amethyst service – Integrated ice bucket – Vintage (1940s/1950s)
Magnificent and ingenious vintage CVC Belgium liquor cabinet, pear-shaped in silvered metal, housing an elegant complete amethyst smoked glass service and a clever ice-cooling system.
A particularly original Belgian creation, combining decorative elegance, ingenuity and the art of hospitality.
This spectacular metallic pear with a silver finish presents a generous silhouette, topped with a curved stem and two finely ribbed leaves.
Upon opening, it reveals a superb service consisting of a central decanter with spherical stopper and six matching liqueur glasses, made of amethyst-tinted glass with beautiful purple and smoky hues.
An ingenious design: a true liqueur set with an integrated cooling element
The remarkable feature of this model lies in its removable tray, which reveals a compartment designed to hold water and ice beneath the glasses and the decanter.
This system allows the drinks to be cooled while preserving an elegant and harmonious presentation of the service.
Thus, the cabinet combines three functions in a single object:
* A decorative sculpture in the shape of a pear.
* A complete liqueur service with decanter and six glasses.
* An integrated cooler with ice compartment.
A particularly clever design, transforming this object into a true barware art accessory.
A collectible piece with timeless charm.
The combination of silvered metal and smoked amethyst glass gives this set a refined aesthetic.
The original pear shape, the leaf details, the circular arrangement of the glasses and the integrated cooling system all testify to a particularly appealing aesthetic and functional research.
A piece intended for lovers of vintage glassware, old barware, Belgian design and original liqueur cabinets.
Composition
* 1 pear-shaped metal cabinet with lid.
* 1 amethyst glass decanter with spherical stopper.
* 6 matching liqueur glasses.
* 1 removable glass-carrying tray.
* 1 lower compartment intended for water and ice.
Characteristics
Manufacturer: CVC Belgium – Belgium.
Era: 1940s – 1950s
Materials: metal with silvered finish and smoked amethyst glass.
Style: vintage, Belgian decorative design.
Special feature: integrated cooling system with removable tray.
Condition: good vintage condition with normal signs of use and some oxidation marks on the metal. The glassware shows good brilliance. Detailed condition visible in the photographs.
Conclusion
A particularly original CVC Belgium liquor cabinet that combines an elegant pear-shaped sculpture, an amethyst glass service and a clever integrated cooling system.
An object as decorative as it is functional, naturally finding its place in a collection of antique glassware or vintage bar accessories.
CVC Belgium – Pear-shaped liquor cabinet – Amethyst service – Integrated ice bucket – Vintage (1940s/1950s)
Magnificent and ingenious vintage CVC Belgium liquor cabinet, pear-shaped in silvered metal, housing an elegant complete amethyst smoked glass service and a clever ice-cooling system.
A particularly original Belgian creation, combining decorative elegance, ingenuity and the art of hospitality.
This spectacular metallic pear with a silver finish presents a generous silhouette, topped with a curved stem and two finely ribbed leaves.
Upon opening, it reveals a superb service consisting of a central decanter with spherical stopper and six matching liqueur glasses, made of amethyst-tinted glass with beautiful purple and smoky hues.
An ingenious design: a true liqueur set with an integrated cooling element
The remarkable feature of this model lies in its removable tray, which reveals a compartment designed to hold water and ice beneath the glasses and the decanter.
This system allows the drinks to be cooled while preserving an elegant and harmonious presentation of the service.
Thus, the cabinet combines three functions in a single object:
* A decorative sculpture in the shape of a pear.
* A complete liqueur service with decanter and six glasses.
* An integrated cooler with ice compartment.
A particularly clever design, transforming this object into a true barware art accessory.
A collectible piece with timeless charm.
The combination of silvered metal and smoked amethyst glass gives this set a refined aesthetic.
The original pear shape, the leaf details, the circular arrangement of the glasses and the integrated cooling system all testify to a particularly appealing aesthetic and functional research.
A piece intended for lovers of vintage glassware, old barware, Belgian design and original liqueur cabinets.
Composition
* 1 pear-shaped metal cabinet with lid.
* 1 amethyst glass decanter with spherical stopper.
* 6 matching liqueur glasses.
* 1 removable glass-carrying tray.
* 1 lower compartment intended for water and ice.
Characteristics
Manufacturer: CVC Belgium – Belgium.
Era: 1940s – 1950s
Materials: metal with silvered finish and smoked amethyst glass.
Style: vintage, Belgian decorative design.
Special feature: integrated cooling system with removable tray.
Condition: good vintage condition with normal signs of use and some oxidation marks on the metal. The glassware shows good brilliance. Detailed condition visible in the photographs.
Conclusion
A particularly original CVC Belgium liquor cabinet that combines an elegant pear-shaped sculpture, an amethyst glass service and a clever integrated cooling system.
An object as decorative as it is functional, naturally finding its place in a collection of antique glassware or vintage bar accessories.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Belgium
Manufacturer/brand
CVC Belgium
Model
Poire - Verre améthyste fumé
Material
Steel
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
26 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
17 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
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