Verreries Schneider - Ewer - Schneider signed / Signed – Art Deco Ewer – Powdered glass yellow purple / Art Deco Art Glass –

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€180
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€160
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€150

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This French Art Deco ewer, signed Schneider and dating to around 1925, is made of yellow-orange and violet powdered glass and measures 16 cm high by 10 cm wide, with minimal signs of wear.

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Signed Schneider / Signed – Art Deco Ewer – Yellow and Violet Powdered Glass / Art Deco Art Glass – France, circa 1925

Superb signed Schneider Art Deco ewer, France, circa 1920–1930.

Made of blown glass with coloured powders, it features a spherical orange-yellow body with violet hues, a slender hot-stretched spout and an elegant applied violet glass handle.

The rich colours, mottled effects and sculptural silhouette testify to the craftsmanship of Schneider glassworks.

Schneider signature visible on the body.

Period: Art Deco, circa 1925

Origin: France

Height: 16 cm

Weight: 364 g

Condition: exceptional (mint), with no chips, cracks or restorations

A refined collector's piece, representative of Schneider's artistic creations from the interwar period.


Beautiful signed Schneider Art Deco glass ewer, France, circa 1920–1930.

Hand-blown glass with coloured glass powders, featuring a vibrant amber-yellow spherical body with violet mottling, an elongated hot-worked spout and an elegant applied purple glass handle.

Its striking colour contrasts, textured effects and sculptural silhouette reflect the craftsmanship of Schneider glassworks.

Schneider signature visible on the body.

Period: Art Deco, circa 1925

Origin: France

Height: 16 cm

Weight: 364 g

Condition: exceptional (mint), no chips, cracks or restorations

A distinctive collector's piece showcasing the artistry of French Art Deco glassmaking.

Signed Schneider / Signed – Art Deco Ewer – Yellow and Violet Powdered Glass / Art Deco Art Glass – France, circa 1925

Superb signed Schneider Art Deco ewer, France, circa 1920–1930.

Made of blown glass with coloured powders, it features a spherical orange-yellow body with violet hues, a slender hot-stretched spout and an elegant applied violet glass handle.

The rich colours, mottled effects and sculptural silhouette testify to the craftsmanship of Schneider glassworks.

Schneider signature visible on the body.

Period: Art Deco, circa 1925

Origin: France

Height: 16 cm

Weight: 364 g

Condition: exceptional (mint), with no chips, cracks or restorations

A refined collector's piece, representative of Schneider's artistic creations from the interwar period.


Beautiful signed Schneider Art Deco glass ewer, France, circa 1920–1930.

Hand-blown glass with coloured glass powders, featuring a vibrant amber-yellow spherical body with violet mottling, an elongated hot-worked spout and an elegant applied purple glass handle.

Its striking colour contrasts, textured effects and sculptural silhouette reflect the craftsmanship of Schneider glassworks.

Schneider signature visible on the body.

Period: Art Deco, circa 1925

Origin: France

Height: 16 cm

Weight: 364 g

Condition: exceptional (mint), no chips, cracks or restorations

A distinctive collector's piece showcasing the artistry of French Art Deco glassmaking.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
Schneider signed / Signed – Art Deco Ewer – Powdered glass yellow purple / Art Deco Art Glass –
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
Verreries Schneider
Country of origin
France
Style
Art Deco
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
16 cm
Width
10 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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