Daum Nancy, France Art Nouveau, circa 1910–1913 Tall fusiform vase on a circular pedestal foot, executed in multilayer cameo glass. The mottled glass ground displays warm shades of yellow, amber, orange and red, overlaid with dark green to almost black glass. The continuous botanical decoration is acid-etched in relief and depicts eucalyptus branches with elongated leaves, flowers and buds/fruits. The combination of dark eucalyptus foliage against a luminous orange-red ground is characteristic of Daum's naturalistic Art Nouveau production of the early 20th century. Comparable eucalyptus decorations by Daum are documented around 1910–1913. Signed in relief on the body “Daum Nancy” with the Cross of Lorraine. Height: 28 cm Material: Multilayer / cameo glass Technique: Acid-etched relief decoration Origin: Nancy, France Period: circa 1910–1913 Very good overall condition, with normal traces of age and use, particularly visible around the underside of the foot. Please refer to the photographs for the detailed condition.