Small powdered glass vase with a yellow and green gradient from the 1950s (film "Le Grand Chemin")

Refined small vase with a flared neck made of blown glass from the 1950s, featuring a very pronounced pop and rustic style. It stands out for its painted gradient enamelled/powdered finish, transitioning from a bright lemon yellow at the rim to a deep green at the body. The slightly satin texture offers a beautiful play of light. 🎬 The vintage & cinema detail: This iconic model of French interiors from the Fifties is identical to the one seen in the cult film Le Grand Chemin (1987) by Jean-Loup Hubert, featuring Anémone and Richard Bohringer, set in 1959. Material: Enamelled blown glass. Dimensions: Height 15 cm|Diameter of the neck 9.5 cm. Condition: Very good overall vintage condition. Structure and glass intact (no cracks or chips in the glass). Note some slight small losses of surface enamel/micro-chips from time on the upper rim of the neck (visible in the detail images), which attest to its authenticity and history.