Mid-Century Modern Resin Grape Cluster

This decorative object is a vintage mid-century modern grape cluster produced from cast lucite or polyester resin. The piece features approximately 15 to 20 translucent, spherical orbs in alternating shades of teal green and deep cobalt blue. Each orb is typically cast around a central wire, which is then twisted onto a main structural 'stem' often made of wood, driftwood, or metal. This specific example appears to have a thick wooden stem at the top, which was a hallmark of 1960s and 1970s kitsch home decor. The resin globes show a smooth, glossy finish with high transparency, reflecting light internally to create a glowing effect. The overall construction is heavy and solid. While no maker's marks are visible, these were famously produced by companies like California Originals or often sold as DIY kits during the era. The condition appears fair to good; there are no visible chips or major cracks in the resin, though vintage resin often shows light surface scratches or 'crazing' upon close inspection. The colors remain vibrant without significant sun-bleaching. Objects like this are quintessential examples of late atomic age and early 1970s interior styling.