Sabino Art Deco Glass Bird Figurine (Sabino France)

A Small Poetic Sentiment, Illuminated by French Light
A Charming Art Deco Glass Bird

Product Description:
This beautiful glass bird objet d'art was crafted during the golden age of Art Deco by the renowned French artisan Francis Sabino. The soft milky white of the opalescent finish, combined with a subtle bluish glow, creates an ethereal impression. The elegant curves of its wings and the delicate expression around its eyes exemplify the artistry of its detailed carving, making it a true work of art. The "SABINO FRANCE" embossment on the base confirms its originality from that period. Furthermore, the "MADE IN FRANCE" label remains, making this a rare find. (R070099)

Specifications:
・Manufacturer: Sabino (France)
・Manufactured: Circa 1920s-1930s
・Material: Opalescent glass (milky white glass)
・Dimensions: Approx. 6.5cm (W) x 5.5cm (D) x 5cm (H)
・Markings: "SABINO FRANCE" on the base, "MADE IN FRANCE" on the paper label
・Condition: Excellent as an antique item (no cracks or chips)

Recommended Points:
・A French glass art piece emblematic of Art Deco
・Opalescent glass that beautifully transmits light from natural sources or illumination
・Ideal size and presence for a collection or gift
・An original piece with rare surviving period engravings and paper labels

Special Note:
Art pieces such as figurines and animal objets d'art were not merely decorations but were cherished in many homes as "small luxuries" that added beauty to daily life. They were often placed with careful consideration of their location, lighting, and symbolism. Placed on a dressing table, alongside perfume bottles and brushes, they could create a cohesive and elegant display. Furthermore, birds are symbols of "love," "peace," and "family harmony," making them auspicious motifs. Especially in France, the presence of "small art" in everyday life was seen as a symbol of refined living.

*Based on AI research.