The Story
Courtesy of Formative Modern
Glass block has a long standing history in architectural design, first patented in 1866 by Gustave Falconnier. Glass bricks, or “briques de verre,” were blown into a mold with a hollow center and an open hole at the end, which was then filled with a plug. The end of this glass block has been left open, so that it can serve as a vase. Very Post-modern and Art Deco at the same time.
This item requires special shipping and handling. The cost of shipping is not included in the object price and will be organized separately. For a shipping quote, please email [email protected].
- 5.75”H x 5.75”W x 3.25”D
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Description
Courtesy of Formative Modern
Glass block has a long standing history in architectural design, first patented in 1866 by Gustave Falconnier. Glass bricks, or “briques de verre,” were blown into a mold with a hollow center and an open hole at the end, which was then filled with a plug. The end of this glass block has been left open, so that it can serve as a vase. Very Post-modern and Art Deco at the same time.
This item requires special shipping and handling. The cost of shipping is not included in the object price and will be organized separately. For a shipping quote, please email [email protected].
- 5.75”H x 5.75”W x 3.25”D
