Pressed glass bell jar from the 50s

Vintage glass cloche: a retro touch for a modern home. Utilitarian elegance, 1950s version: minimalist and textured, this pressed glass cloche from the 1950s ticks all the boxes for an object that's both practical and aesthetic. Its slightly tinted transparency, its graphic reliefs, and its sculptural handle make it a decorative piece in its own right. Originally designed to store butter or cheese at room temperature, it's now back in the spotlight to enhance your slow living tables: homemade bread, red berries, or even a scented candle under a cloche. It pairs just as well with contemporary raw stoneware tableware as it does with brunch on a light wood and washed linen board. We love its ribbed glass with a "period moldings" effect, its shell handle at the top, and its stylized daisy-shaped base. A unique piece, to mix and match without hesitation. No indication of brand or provenance. Beautiful condition, no chips or cracks. Dimensions: base diameter 15 cm, container diameter 12 cm – height 9 cm.