Massenet Rose Decanter from St Louis Crystal, 1920

Description

Color of the decanter is red/rose and transparant hand cut.

Design Philosophy: Massenet is known for his focus on both … more Color of the decanter is red/rose and transparant hand cut.

Design Philosophy: Massenet is known for his focus on both functionality and aesthetics, combining classic shapes with contemporary details. His designs are often elegant and strict, and they reflect the rich tradition of the glass industry.
Innovation: Under his influence, the Cristallerie Saint Louis has adopted new techniques and styles, staying true to craft traditions while embracing modern trends.
Collections: He has contributed to several collections that are appreciated worldwide in the design and luxury markets.


Cristallerie Saint Louis is a prestigious glass factory in France, located in the Lorraine region, known for its high-quality crystal glassware. Founded in 1586, it is the oldest crystal factory in France and has a rich history of craftsmanship and innovation in glass production.
Cristallerie Saint Louis produces a wide range of glasses, such as crystal glasses, decanters, vases and decorative objects. Their products are known for their refined designs and the high quality of the crystal used.
The production processes involve traditional craft techniques including grinding, cutting and engraving, which contributes to the unique aesthetic of each piece. Many items are handmade, which makes them special and sought after.
The factory has collaborated with several well-known designers to create innovative and unique designs. The brand also has a strong presence in the luxury products market.
Cristallerie Saint Louis is an important part of French cultural and industrial history. Visitors can often visit the factory to see the production process and learn more about the technique and history of these arts. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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