Charles Schneider - Vase - Glass - Vaas

This Art Deco vase, attributed to Charles Schneider and dating from the 1920s, is made in the so-called “pâte de verre” (glass paste) technique, a method in which finely ground glass powder is fused into a decorative object.

The vase features an elegant, slender goblet-shaped form with a broad, gently flaring rim and rests on a rounded foot. The color palette is boldly vibrant and characteristic of Schneider's style: a combination of deep cobalt blue at the rim, subtly transitioning into shades of blue, pink, white, and hints of yellow, with the color gradations appearing to be brushed in a vertical motion.

This color combination gives the object a dynamic and almost impressionistic character, with a play of light and color typical of the Art Deco era. The vase is mouth-blown and bears a mark.
Marked with Schneider on the bottom of the vase.