Art Deco ‘Tin Craquelé’ Bowl – A.D. Copier for Leerdam Glass Factory A refined and characterful Art Deco bowl, designed by A.D. Copier for the renowned Leerdam Glasfabriek. This piece, executed in the distinctive tin craquelé glass technique, is a beautiful example of the innovation and aesthetics of the interwar period. The bowl features an elegant, shallow form resting on a subtle foot and is finished in a warm amber/honey tone. The craquelé effect—a delicate network of fine crackles within the glass—creates a lively interplay of light, giving each piece a unique appearance. This type of glassware became popular in the 1930s within the Art Deco movement, reflecting a balance between decorative appeal and modern design. Dimensions: 37.5 x 8.5 cm In excellent condition, no scratches, chips or cracks, only some minor flaws due to blowing the glass. A remarkable collector’s item for enthusiasts of Art Deco and Dutch design glass. This bowl combines craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and a subtle decorative presence, making it a striking standalone piece or addition to any interior. Take a good look at all the pictures. Fast and careful shipping. Disclaimer No shipping to autonomous regions or islands (Madeira, Canary Islands, French Overseas Territories DROM-COM, Channel Islands, Ceuta and Melilla)