A curious artist collected empty wine bottles from New York City clubs & restaurants which hosted lavish Wall Street parties. These empty bottles are "slumped' and transformed into classy cheese trays or decorative art  plaques. The wine bottle label and vintage is a great conversation piece.

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"Original Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1938 Vintage Wine Cheese" presents a truly exceptional piece of wine history transformed into functional art through expert glass manipulation. The deep emerald bottle maintains its elegant silhouette while featuring the extraordinarily rare 1938 "Grand Vin" label from this legendary Bordeaux producer. The pristine white label with its gold embossed château crest and elegant script identifies this as a pre-World War II vintage—a remarkable rarity in the wine world—with detailed production information noting its bottling date in July 1954 and specific bottle numbering.

About Artwork: Original Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1938 Vintage Wine Cheese

This 13-inch long glass tray represents an extraordinary intersection of wine history, collecting passion, and creative repurposing. The 1938 Mouton Rothschild stands as one of the most historically significant pre-war Bordeaux vintages, produced before the estate's elevation to Premier Cru status and during a pivotal era in European history. Through the glass slumping technique, this rare bottle has been carefully heated and transformed while preserving its exquisite provenance and historical significance. The silver twisted wire handle adds both a practical hanging element and visual contrast to the deep green glass. When displayed in contemporary spaces, this piece functions not merely as decorative art but as a conversation-starting artifact connecting viewers to French winemaking traditions, pre-war European luxury goods, and sustainable artistic transformation—the ultimate example of how discarded treasures can find new purpose through creative vision.