Biot Vases

Pair of vintage hand-blown glass vases from the Biot glassworks, recognizable by their fine air bubbles trapped within the glass. Their slender, slightly angled silhouette adds a sculptural and elegant touch. The luminous amber hue varies subtly from one vase to the other, creating a beautiful contrast while maintaining visual harmony. Typical of French craftsmanship from the 1980s, these vases can be used individually as decorative objects or to hold a few floral stems. Their minimalist and organic design integrates perfectly into a vintage, contemporary, or Mediterranean interior. Characteristics Period: 1980s Origin: France Manufacture: Biot Glassworks Material: Blown glass Color: Amber Special feature: Characteristic air bubbles (bubbled glass) Shape: Slender and slightly inclined Use: Decorative vase or bud vase Condition: Good vintage condition Style Vintage French craftsmanship Organic design Late mid-century modern Keywords biot glass vase pair amber glass vases vintage french glass blown glass vase bubble glass biot vintage bud vase amber glass decor mid-century glass vase set vintage french decor art glass vase pair biot glassware...

Tall Bubble Glass Bud Vase – Biot, France – 1960s Description: This is a slender and elongated bud vase made of hand-blown glass with characteristic trapped air bubbles inside the b...

1960, Vase, in this beautiful Biot glass, well-known glass firm of the south of France near Vallauris.

A deep orange, amber coloured handblown vase with good pontil mark, signed Biot.

A very rare and unique mid century free formed stoneware vase by the Swedish ceramist Hans Hedberg produced by Biot France, 1950s. In good original condition with a rustic and decora...

A very decorative centerpiece or Epergne (pronounced E-purn) handcrafted in Biot, France. Beautiful and not often found in this striking rose and clear color, hand blown art glass with signature controlled bubble base created by master glass blowers using original equipment and centuries old techniques. This piece was made in Biot, France. Epergne is defined as, an ornamental stand, usually made of glass or silver, holding, vase shaped dishes, trumpets or trays, used as a decorative centerpiece for serving sweetmeats, fruit, cakes, candy or flowers. This is a clear picture of what an Epergne is. People often ask what a this oddly shaped object is, the easy answer is," a flower vase." Whatever the definition, or whatever you prefer to call them, they are very beautiful. While some English Silver Epergnes...

Beautiful blown glass vase with oxide application, by Pascal Guyot and Bernard Aconito, both master glass artists in Biot, France. Bears the signatur...

A unique Swedish mid century stoneware vase with a decorative green spreckled glaze by the Swedish ceramist Hans Hedberg produced at Biot in southern of France during the 1950s In g...

A white sculptural and decorative Swedish mid century stoneware ceramic vase in white and brown spreckled glaze by Hans Hedberg and produced by Biot in France, 1950s. In good origin...