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An awe-inspiring vessel. L\u00e9gendaire is presented in a distinctive crystal decanter created by French crystal maker Waltersperger, nestled in a carved wood box evoking the front door of Mademoiselle Manor. The decanter and accompanying box presentation take you on a private journey through the fascinating 19th century Ferrand family manor which they view as a world of wonder frozen in time. \u201cThis was a very challenging project,\u201d explains St\u00e9phanie Tourres, president of Waltersperger, France\u2019s last semi-automatic glassmaker. \u201cThere is a lot of detail in the crystal on the neck and the side of the bottle, which also has a center indent on the front and back where the label is positioned.\u201d Achieving an even distribution of glass was a feat due to the weight of the decanter, and much of the work was done manually,\u201d she adds. \u201cWe were able to overcome the technical difficulty of having to match up very fine and delicate pieces and then shape them to the curves of the decanter,\u201d explains Pierre Casteuble, Artistic Director at Maison Ferrand.<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n