• Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
  • Glass candy box - French Address
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Glass candy box

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Glass candy box, designed for a Master Chef

  • Handmade by a Master glassmaker
  • Created for a renowned French Chef
  • Inspired by 18th royal decor

This glass candy box is unique: it was designed for Guy Martin, the Chef of the gastronomical restaurant Le Grand Vefour, in Paris. This restaurant exists for more than 200 years and was awarded with two stars by the Michelin Guide. They offer marshmallows to their clients in this exquisite candy box. This unique creation for a master chef restaurant has definitely its place in your home decor!

The creation is inspired from the 18th century candy boxes. It is fully handmade, using lead-free glass. Look at the refined details of this glass candy box, this is a remarkable know-how to give life to such a complex design. 

This glass candy box can be used for candy of course, fresh pastries (macarons, cookies…), potpourri or just be kept empty as the glass reflects smoothly the light and remains beautiful as itself. 

Product details (size, weight...)

Size:

Height: 7.3 inches - 18.5 cm ; Bottom width: 3.1 inches - 8 cm ; Body width: 6.1 inches - 15.5 cm.
These products are handmade, making them unique, then they may slightly vary in size.

Material:

Glass (no lead).

Weight:

1.7 lbs - 0.8 kg.

Care instructions:

Clean with a soft cloth. Cannot be washed by the dishwasher.

Made in

Made in Paris.

Brand story

Verreries des Lumières, meaning The Lights glass factories in English, was created by Marie and Pascal in 2009. Their common passion for the glassware and its ancestral handmade creation was the start of La Verrerie des Lumières journey. Their inspiration originates from the royal art de vivre from the Renaissance period to the Age of Enlightment (15th to 18th century). In a nutshell, their creations give a touch of royalty and History to our homes.

Their creative process begins with historical research visiting French museums, and especially the MAD Paris, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, close to the Louvre. Then, respectful of the historical techniques, they produce the blown glass and give rise to these beautiful creations.

Wow fact: you can find their creations in historical movies! They are an official provider of glassware for French and international cinema. Their creations were seen for example on the TV show Versailles.