Verreries Schneider - Vase - Glass - Schneider Art Deco glass

The vase is a refined creation in Art Deco glass made by the renowned French glassworks Verrerie Schneider.
History and Origin
* The Schneider Glassworks: Founded in 1913 in Épinay-sur-Seine by brothers Charles and Ernest Schneider, the manufactory was one of the pillars of French glass art during the Art Deco period (the 1920s–30s).
* Production Period: This globular model with acid-worked geometric decoration largely belongs to the full Art Deco production period (approximately 1925–1930).
Technical Execution:
* The spherical body is made of frosted/opaque glass treated with acid, creating a decorative drapery motif / geometric bands in relief.
* The circular disk base consists of dark glass applied hot (usually deep amethyst, brown, or black tones), a distinctive trait of many bowls and spherical vases conceived by Charles Schneider.
* The Signature: On the edge of the disk base the acid signature or bull-point incised "Schneider" is clearly visible, confirming the authenticity of the work.