Fused Glass '7 Deadly Zins' Wine Bottle Appetizer Tray
Handcrafted Glassware / Upcycled Home Decor

Fused Glass '7 Deadly Zins' Wine Bottle Appetizer Tray

This item is a decorative and functional appetizer serving tray or spoon rest created from a recycled wine bottle through a process known as 'slumping' or glass fusing. The bottle is a deep olive green glass, originally from the '7 Deadly Zins' Old Vine Zinfandel brand, as evidenced by the fused-in labels detailing the brand name and stylised '7'. The bottle has been kiln-fired until it flattened into a level surface while retaining its characteristic bottle profile, including the neck and original punt at the base. At the neck, a decorative cluster of translucent red and purple plastic or glass grapes is attached with a gold-toned metallic cord, adding a three-dimensional aesthetic element. Structurally, the glass appears thick and durable with smooth, fire-polished edges that indicate quality kiln-firing. The condition is excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or devitrification. The surface shows a high-gloss finish typical of kiln-annealed glass. It represents a piece of eco-friendly 'upcycled' functional art likely dating from the 21st century, utilizing contemporary wine marketing graphics. The craftsmanship is evident in the preservation of the label's integrity during the high-heat fusion process.

Estimated Value

$25.00 - $45.00

Basic Information

Category

Handcrafted Glassware / Upcycled Home Decor

Appraised On

December 19, 2025

Estimated Value

$25.00 - $45.00

Item Description

This item is a decorative and functional appetizer serving tray or spoon rest created from a recycled wine bottle through a process known as 'slumping' or glass fusing. The bottle is a deep olive green glass, originally from the '7 Deadly Zins' Old Vine Zinfandel brand, as evidenced by the fused-in labels detailing the brand name and stylised '7'. The bottle has been kiln-fired until it flattened into a level surface while retaining its characteristic bottle profile, including the neck and original punt at the base. At the neck, a decorative cluster of translucent red and purple plastic or glass grapes is attached with a gold-toned metallic cord, adding a three-dimensional aesthetic element. Structurally, the glass appears thick and durable with smooth, fire-polished edges that indicate quality kiln-firing. The condition is excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or devitrification. The surface shows a high-gloss finish typical of kiln-annealed glass. It represents a piece of eco-friendly 'upcycled' functional art likely dating from the 21st century, utilizing contemporary wine marketing graphics. The craftsmanship is evident in the preservation of the label's integrity during the high-heat fusion process.

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