Louis Sibille - Vase - Monumental vase Dame enamelled with Bonzoi - Glass - H. 40.5 cm
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Monumental glass vase with hand-painted enamel by Louis Sibille, height 40.5 cm and width 17 cm, made in Belgium, in good condition with minor signs of age and spotting, in the Art Nouveau style.
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Object description: Authentic Art Deco Vase – Louis Sibille
• Designer: Louis Sibille (active ca. 1920–1930)
• Period: Art Deco / Interwar (circa 1925)
• Material: Satin glass (matglas / verre opale) hand-decorated with thick enamel paint (émail de couleur)
• Signature: Fully hand-signed in the decor: Louis Sibille
• Height: 40.5 cm
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, small normal manufacturing faults.
Style and Decor description
A rare and highly characteristic glass Art Deco vase, made of semi-transparent satin glass. The vase is adorned all around with a high-quality, hand-painted depiction in the typical, fashionable style of the Années Folles (the Roaring Twenties).
Centered on the vase is an elegant, fashionable lady in a richly pleated purple dress and a flamboyant straw hat with a blue ribbon. She leans gracefully forward to smell a flower. Beside her stands a sleek stylized greyhound (lévrier) in deep blue and green-blue tones, one of the most iconic symbols of the Art Deco period. The background is decorated with flowing, stylized branches and blossoms.
The underside of the vase is edged with a striking geometric checkerboard pattern in contrasting yellow and black, giving the vase its strong, architectural Art Deco appearance. The decoration is applied with thick, tangible layers of enamel color and outlined with black contours, a technique frequently used by leading ateliers in the Franco-Belgian border region (such as Legras & Cie and Verreries de Scailmont).
Rarity and Context
Vases by the French designer and decorator Louis Sibille are extremely scarce on the art market. Sibille worked in very limited editions and decorated the glass objects by hand, making each piece unique. The absence of a factory stamp on the underside is in line with the practice of independent ateliers of the period, which bought blank vases and then signed the decoration exclusively. A beautiful and representative collectible object of European Art Deco
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Object description: Authentic Art Deco Vase – Louis Sibille
• Designer: Louis Sibille (active ca. 1920–1930)
• Period: Art Deco / Interwar (circa 1925)
• Material: Satin glass (matglas / verre opale) hand-decorated with thick enamel paint (émail de couleur)
• Signature: Fully hand-signed in the decor: Louis Sibille
• Height: 40.5 cm
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, small normal manufacturing faults.
Style and Decor description
A rare and highly characteristic glass Art Deco vase, made of semi-transparent satin glass. The vase is adorned all around with a high-quality, hand-painted depiction in the typical, fashionable style of the Années Folles (the Roaring Twenties).
Centered on the vase is an elegant, fashionable lady in a richly pleated purple dress and a flamboyant straw hat with a blue ribbon. She leans gracefully forward to smell a flower. Beside her stands a sleek stylized greyhound (lévrier) in deep blue and green-blue tones, one of the most iconic symbols of the Art Deco period. The background is decorated with flowing, stylized branches and blossoms.
The underside of the vase is edged with a striking geometric checkerboard pattern in contrasting yellow and black, giving the vase its strong, architectural Art Deco appearance. The decoration is applied with thick, tangible layers of enamel color and outlined with black contours, a technique frequently used by leading ateliers in the Franco-Belgian border region (such as Legras & Cie and Verreries de Scailmont).
Rarity and Context
Vases by the French designer and decorator Louis Sibille are extremely scarce on the art market. Sibille worked in very limited editions and decorated the glass objects by hand, making each piece unique. The absence of a factory stamp on the underside is in line with the practice of independent ateliers of the period, which bought blank vases and then signed the decoration exclusively. A beautiful and representative collectible object of European Art Deco
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Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
H. 40.5 cm
Country of origin
Belgium
Model
Monumental vase Dame enamelled with Bonzoi
Designer/artist/maker
Louis Sibille
Material
Glass
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
40.5 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
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