Perrier-Jouët presents the cuvée Belle Epoque 1998 in a magnum size, contained in a precious vase wrapped in silver lace, created by Christofle.
Perrier-Jouët and Christofle first worked together in 1935, and joined forces again in 2008 to take up a new aesthetic challenge: producing a work of art that re-interprets Emile Gallé’s anemone, created in 1902 for the Cuvée Belle Epoque, in a contemporary light, giving it the form of a vase.
The 2008 collaboration between the two houses yields a piece that doubles as a unique case to hold a magnum of the Cuvée Belle Epoque. Carved in metal, this silver-plate piece produced by Christofle serves as a lacework case for the Cuvée Belle Epoque.




























