Jardinière - Glass - art_DECO





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Jardinière in ground glass coloured in the mass, Art Deco, dating to 1920–1930, 24 cm wide, 14 cm deep, 14.5 cm high, made in France, in good used condition with minor edge wear.
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Jardinière – ground glass, colored in the mass; features a shell-like pattern with rising and falling motifs, geometric shapes, and engraved autumn fruits at the base; minor edge wear (see photos); Art Deco style; French workshop; interwar period; collector's item.
As packaging materials and postal processing require time and financial resources, the shipping cost reflects this. Shipping takes place immediately after payment. Please note that there are currently issues with postal services in the Netherlands; kindly take this into account.
PLEASE NOTE: Since Romanian authorities lack the experts required to authorize the export of art objects outside the Union, I cannot currently ship products outside the European Union, and local pickup is not available (including within Romania).
Good luck, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions!
Jardinière – ground glass, colored in the mass; features a shell-like pattern with rising and falling motifs, geometric shapes, and engraved autumn fruits at the base; minor edge wear (see photos); Art Deco style; French workshop; interwar period; collector's item.
As packaging materials and postal processing require time and financial resources, the shipping cost reflects this. Shipping takes place immediately after payment. Please note that there are currently issues with postal services in the Netherlands; kindly take this into account.
PLEASE NOTE: Since Romanian authorities lack the experts required to authorize the export of art objects outside the Union, I cannot currently ship products outside the European Union, and local pickup is not available (including within Romania).
Good luck, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions!

