Vintage Hand-Blown Glass Apple | MCM Green Art Glass Fruit | Nonna Holiday Kitchen Decor | Supper Club Centerpiece | 1960s Glass
$25.20 $28.00
Add a splash of color to your home with this stunning Vintage Hand-Blown Glass Apples. Available in a crisp spring green, this piece embodies the authentic 1960s design intent of bringing nature-inspired art into the modern home.
Each apple is individually hand-crafted, featuring the beautiful, subtle irregularities—like tiny captured air bubbles and a hand-formed stem—that prove its artisan origin. Whether you’re leaning into the rustic warmth of Nonna Holiday or the curated elegance of a Supper Club tablescape, these apples provide a timeless, high-gloss pop of color.
2026 Trend Highlights:
The Vibe: Essential for Nonna Holiday (rustic/vibrant) and Supper Club (sculptural/polished).
Color Story: The green hues perfectly complement the 2026 "Patina Blue" color trend.
Texture: Celebrates the tactile, smooth finish of vintage art glass.
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or deep scratches.
Dimensions:
Size: Approximately 3.5" tall (typical for MCM life-size fruit). X52
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1-2 business days
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