The principal originality of these vases resides in the long, narrow opening which skilfully counters the imposing base. Flowers can thus be arranged in a single-file line of vegetation.

In the low version in matt white porcelain, it could be seen as a stylised iron, whilst the large version in amber-tinted glass with mercury glass interior is like an ancient jar.

• Vase in mouth-blown amber-tinted glass with mercury glass interior.
• Vase in matt white moulded porcelain, with biscuit porcelain on the exterior and clear enamel on the interior.
• Vase in transparent multicoloured mouth-blown vase (white, lilac, grey blue, orange, smoked).