Vase - Glass - Vaas Silice Création
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This signed Silice Création glass piece by Jean-Michel Operto (1930–1940) is a hand blown, multi coloured vase that can also serve as a paperweight.
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Description from the seller
This object is a glass vase or paperweight made by the French glass artist Jean-Michel Operto, part of his 'Silice Création' line. The object you have is signed by the artist ('JM Operto' or 'Operton') and bears the inscription 'Silice Création'.
Information about the object
Artist: Jean-Michel Operto is a master glassblower based in Biot, France.
Product line: The name 'Silice Création' refers to its studio or collection, known for unique, hand-blown glass pieces.
Materials: The pieces are often made of glass with added pigments and sometimes gold leaf, creating the 'stardust' look visible in your blue object.
Style: His work often features vivid colors and a technique similar to that of other studio glassblowers, with inclusions of air bubbles and various color variations.
It can be either a small vase or a paperweight, depending on its size and shape.
This object is a glass vase or paperweight made by the French glass artist Jean-Michel Operto, part of his 'Silice Création' line. The object you have is signed by the artist ('JM Operto' or 'Operton') and bears the inscription 'Silice Création'.
Information about the object
Artist: Jean-Michel Operto is a master glassblower based in Biot, France.
Product line: The name 'Silice Création' refers to its studio or collection, known for unique, hand-blown glass pieces.
Materials: The pieces are often made of glass with added pigments and sometimes gold leaf, creating the 'stardust' look visible in your blue object.
Style: His work often features vivid colors and a technique similar to that of other studio glassblowers, with inclusions of air bubbles and various color variations.
It can be either a small vase or a paperweight, depending on its size and shape.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Vaas Silice Création
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
France
Material
Glass
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
11.5 cm
Width
7 cm
Depth
6 cm
Estimated Period
1930-1940
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