Platter - Glass

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Elena Napoleone
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Selected by Elena Napoleone

Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

Estimate  € 80 - € 120
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An Art Deco footed coupe in amber-coloured pressed glass, from 1930–1940.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful Art Deco pedestal bowl – amber pressed glass – possibly designed by Charles Graffart
Stunning Art Deco bowl on a tall pedestal, made of beautiful amber pressed glass and believed to be based on a design by Charles Graffart. A striking decorative piece with an elegant design, warm honey-colored tones, and the distinctive geometric lines of the Art Deco period.
The bowl has a wide, gracefully flared dish with a beautifully shaped, undulating rim and a striking geometric relief. The slender, faceted stem rests on a sturdy, richly ribbed base, giving the piece a stately and balanced appearance. The amber-colored glass catches the light beautifully, creating brilliant reflections and warm color variations.
The design shows clear influences of Belgian Art Deco glass art from the interwar period. The combination of clean geometric forms, refined details, and warm glass color makes this bowl an especially stylish and timeless object.
Thanks to its generous size, the bowl is a real eye-catcher on a dining table, sideboard, or in a display cabinet. Beautiful as a decorative fruit bowl, serving bowl, or simply as a standalone ornamental piece. Also a lovely addition for lovers and collectors of vintage glassware and Art Deco.
An elegant and distinctive bowl in which the beauty of amber-colored glass and the refined geometry of Art Deco come together beautifully.
Dimensions: height 21 cm, diameter 22 cm.

Beautiful Art Deco pedestal bowl – amber pressed glass – possibly designed by Charles Graffart
Stunning Art Deco bowl on a tall pedestal, made of beautiful amber pressed glass and believed to be based on a design by Charles Graffart. A striking decorative piece with an elegant design, warm honey-colored tones, and the distinctive geometric lines of the Art Deco period.
The bowl has a wide, gracefully flared dish with a beautifully shaped, undulating rim and a striking geometric relief. The slender, faceted stem rests on a sturdy, richly ribbed base, giving the piece a stately and balanced appearance. The amber-colored glass catches the light beautifully, creating brilliant reflections and warm color variations.
The design shows clear influences of Belgian Art Deco glass art from the interwar period. The combination of clean geometric forms, refined details, and warm glass color makes this bowl an especially stylish and timeless object.
Thanks to its generous size, the bowl is a real eye-catcher on a dining table, sideboard, or in a display cabinet. Beautiful as a decorative fruit bowl, serving bowl, or simply as a standalone ornamental piece. Also a lovely addition for lovers and collectors of vintage glassware and Art Deco.
An elegant and distinctive bowl in which the beauty of amber-colored glass and the refined geometry of Art Deco come together beautifully.
Dimensions: height 21 cm, diameter 22 cm.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Glass
Country of origin
Belgium
Style
Art Deco
Colour
Yellow
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
21 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
22 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
BelgiumVerified
5399
Objects sold
92.63%
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