"Champagne Bar" Trunk
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"Champagne Bar"
Trunk Hollywood loves to show, in its films, bottles of champagne bursting with a loud pop, corks flying across the room and the fizzy drink splashing all over the party guests. That’s not the right way to do it, and it would be a shame to waste such a marvellous drink. The champagne glasses of the Roaring Twenties and *The Great Gatsby* were flutes. Legend has it that these saucer-shaped flutes were modelled on the breasts of Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of the French King Louis XV. Isn’t that the ideal for a luxurious and decadent party? It’s best to follow champagne etiquette to fully enjoy one of the finest mood-lifters there is.
Trunk Hollywood loves to show, in its films, bottles of champagne bursting with a loud pop, corks flying across the room and the fizzy drink splashing all over the party guests. That’s not the right way to do it, and it would be a shame to waste such a marvellous drink. The champagne glasses of the Roaring Twenties and *The Great Gatsby* were flutes. Legend has it that these saucer-shaped flutes were modelled on the breasts of Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of the French King Louis XV. Isn’t that the ideal for a luxurious and decadent party? It’s best to follow champagne etiquette to fully enjoy one of the finest mood-lifters there is.
Origin: Asian
Period: Modern
Materials: Cherry wood
Dimensions: H 150 x 64 x 61 cm
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- Dimensions
- Ht 150 x 64 x 61 cm
- Matériaux
- Merisier
- Origine
- Asiatique
- Époque
- Neuf
"Champagne Bar"
Trunk Hollywood loves to show, in its films, bottles of champagne bursting with a loud pop, corks flying across the room and the fizzy drink splashing all over the party guests. That’s not the right way to do it, and it would be a shame to waste such a marvellous drink. The champagne glasses of the Roaring Twenties and *The Great Gatsby* were flutes. Legend has it that these saucer-shaped flutes were modelled on the breasts of Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of the French King Louis XV. Isn’t that the ideal for a luxurious and decadent party? It’s best to follow champagne etiquette to fully enjoy one of the finest mood-lifters there is.
Trunk Hollywood loves to show, in its films, bottles of champagne bursting with a loud pop, corks flying across the room and the fizzy drink splashing all over the party guests. That’s not the right way to do it, and it would be a shame to waste such a marvellous drink. The champagne glasses of the Roaring Twenties and *The Great Gatsby* were flutes. Legend has it that these saucer-shaped flutes were modelled on the breasts of Madame de Pompadour, the mistress of the French King Louis XV. Isn’t that the ideal for a luxurious and decadent party? It’s best to follow champagne etiquette to fully enjoy one of the finest mood-lifters there is.
Origin: Asian
Period: Modern
Materials: Cherry wood
Dimensions: H 150 x 64 x 61 cm