Vide poche - Verreries Schneider - A jewel of a coupe. - France - Jade series

Charles Schneider – Vide-poche from the ‘Jade’ series – trinket dish

Large trinket dish made of jade-green powdered glass between layers of clear glass, from the 'Jade-Marbrines' series by Verreries Schneider of Épinay-sur-Seine, France. The dish is mounted on a dark base. The 'Jade-Marbrines' series was produced between 1922 and 1926.

Dimensions: Height: 12 cm; Diameter: 31 cm.

The dish is in excellent condition, with signs of normal use. Small inclusions and air bubbles are common in the production process of the time. No chips. The photos form part of the description. The dish is signed ‘Schneider’.

It will be carefully packed, insured and shipped with tracking directly to your home. We do not ship outside the EU or to countries (or islands) with a special customs status.

Charles Schneider, a master of French Art Deco glass. After founding the Schneider glassworks with his brother Ernest in 1917, Charles launched two iconic lines: Le Verre Français and Schneider. Produced between 1918 and 1933, these collections showcased his innovative spirit and technical brilliance.

The Schneider line, of which this dish is an example, focused on blown glass with vivid colors and flowing forms, emphasizing artistic spontaneity and craftsmanship. Techniques included hot-working, layering and internal coloring, resulting in more spontaneous, expressive pieces. Unlike the nature-inspired themes of Le Verre Français, the Schneider line leaned toward abstract and geometric forms, often with a more modernist aesthetic. In the Jade-Marbrines series, the emphasis is on the colors of shimmering semi-precious stones and marbles. The use of different powders between layers of clear glass creates striking cloud-like color effects that proved very popular.