Vintage pressed glass cheese bell – Grapevine pattern

Vintage pressed glass cheese bell – Grapevine pattern

€35,00
Sale price  €35,00 Regular price 
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Vintage pressed glass cheese bell – Grapevine pattern

Vintage pressed glass cheese bell – Grapevine pattern

€35,00
Sale price  €35,00 Regular price 

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Features: Bring a touch of rustic charm and vintage elegance to your table with this magnificent solid glass cloche. Adorned with embossed motifs of delicate vine leaves and grape clusters, it brilliantly catches the light thanks to its "sunburst" top. A timeless classic for showcasing your favorite cheese.

🔍 Details & Condition Material: Transparent pressed glass. Pattern: Floral (Vine and Grape) with a decorative knob typical of the Early American Prescut (EAPC) style or an Anchor Hocking inspiration. Era: 1960s-70s. Note: Please observe the photos carefully, as they are an integral part of the description. This piece is in lovely vintage condition. It has gracefully endured the years and bears its marks. Notably, there is a small inclusion or molding mark in the glass on the side (see photos), typical of manufacturing from that period, which does not affect its solidity in any way.

💚 Why We Love It: We adore its chic "country house" look! It's the perfect accessory for a convivial table. Beyond its protective function, it is a true decorative object that adds dimension and sparkle to a kitchen or dining room.

📏 Dimensions: Diameter: approx. 14 cm Height (with knob): approx. 13 cm Height: 8 cm

🎁 Packaging: Your order is carefully packed: bubble wrap, reinforced protection, double-walled cardboard, and appropriate cushioning. Each fragile piece is prepared with care to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

🚛 Shipping: Shipping via Mondial Relay to reduce postage costs. Please indicate your preferred Relay point/locker in your purchase message; otherwise, the item will be sent to the point closest to your address.

A Gesture for the Planet: Thank you for choosing vintage. You are not just receiving an object, but a small piece of history that is eager to live on with you and in your home.

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