Vintage French Opaline Glass Candy Dish by Portieux Vallérysthal, 1930s antique drawing of a woman The great thing about them

The great thing about them is that they are versatile and can be wall hung or placed on a table top

Its low height makes it especially versatile

A beautiful lightweight wooden basket which reminds me of the "shaker style"

but there is some rusting on the metal clasps and rims and ageing black spots on the glass

98") thick

Vintage French Opaline Glass Candy Dish by Portieux Vallérysthal, 1930s antique drawing of a woman The great thing about themThis is a charming 1930s French opaline glass candy dish by Portieux Vallrysthal, crafted in elegant white milk glass with a neoclassical footed design and matching lid. Renowned for its exceptional glassmaking heritage, Vallrysthal created pieces that combined beauty and functionality. Opaline glass was prized in 19th century France for its luminous, porcelain like beauty. Covered bonbonnires were traditionally used to serve sweets or store cherished