Scailmont - Vase (2) - Two rosaline chalice vases with rose ribbon, Art Deco • Belgium • ca. 1930–1940 - Glass






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Pair of Belgian Art Deco rosaline pressed-glass chalice vases, dating from circa 1930–1940, with embossed rose-and-leaf bands; the taller vase bears the mark “Fait en Belgique”.
Description from the seller
Rose and relief around two salmon-pink goblet vases: Scailmont vases in rosaline, one 19 cm high and the other 17 cm high. About the body of each vase runs a band with pressed roses and leaves, above a ribbed cone and an octagonal foot. Placed together on a mantel or sideboard, the salmon-pink allows light to pass through the glass.
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Description:
Two goblet vases of rosaline pressed glass in the same model. A faceted, flared rim on a ribbed cone that leads to a short stem and an octagonal foot with radial ribs. Around the body runs a band with stylised roses and leaves, sharply pressed into the glass. The glass is molded; the largest vase bears the Fait en Belgique mark in the foot.
About the maker:
Verreries de Scailmont, founded in 1901 in Manage, produced decorative glass without crystal and numbered about 800 employees in 1930. Henri Heemskerk was head designer from 1924 to 1951; the factory also worked for Val Saint Lambert and Boch Frères. Later Scailmont became one of Belgium’s longest-lived pressed-glass factories. These vases form part of that Art Deco repertoire.
In interior design:
Two sizes side by side on a mantel or sideboard, against dark wood.
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Condition:
Good. Rim, rose-band, cone and foot rim of both vases: no chips, flakes or cracks. Fine lines and small air bubbles in the glass are part of the pressing process. See the photos. Offered as decorative objects.
At a glance:
Material: rosaline glass, pressed
Dimensions and weight: h 19 x 12 cm and h 17 x 9.5 cm, together 926 g
Mark: Fait en Belgique, larger vase
Dating: ca. 1930–1940
Provenance: from a private collection
Description and sources:
Scailmont: the maker is verified. Rosaline pressed glass with Art Deco relief, a ribbed cone and an octagonal foot match the house’s production. Fait en Belgique is a country designation. Dating is inferred from style and technique. Literature: depicted in Les Verreries de Scailmont à l'époque Art Déco, p. 97.
Shipping:
Professionally packed in a sturdy box with padding material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured, shipped with Track and Trace. Over 1,100 reviews from previous buyers; see feedback.
Seller's Story
Rose and relief around two salmon-pink goblet vases: Scailmont vases in rosaline, one 19 cm high and the other 17 cm high. About the body of each vase runs a band with pressed roses and leaves, above a ribbed cone and an octagonal foot. Placed together on a mantel or sideboard, the salmon-pink allows light to pass through the glass.
Prefer not to wait? This piece is also immediately available for purchase via Buy Now.
Description:
Two goblet vases of rosaline pressed glass in the same model. A faceted, flared rim on a ribbed cone that leads to a short stem and an octagonal foot with radial ribs. Around the body runs a band with stylised roses and leaves, sharply pressed into the glass. The glass is molded; the largest vase bears the Fait en Belgique mark in the foot.
About the maker:
Verreries de Scailmont, founded in 1901 in Manage, produced decorative glass without crystal and numbered about 800 employees in 1930. Henri Heemskerk was head designer from 1924 to 1951; the factory also worked for Val Saint Lambert and Boch Frères. Later Scailmont became one of Belgium’s longest-lived pressed-glass factories. These vases form part of that Art Deco repertoire.
In interior design:
Two sizes side by side on a mantel or sideboard, against dark wood.
Follow DECADERS Gallery via the heart next to my name above: new Art Deco glass pieces every week, you’ll see them first.
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Condition:
Good. Rim, rose-band, cone and foot rim of both vases: no chips, flakes or cracks. Fine lines and small air bubbles in the glass are part of the pressing process. See the photos. Offered as decorative objects.
At a glance:
Material: rosaline glass, pressed
Dimensions and weight: h 19 x 12 cm and h 17 x 9.5 cm, together 926 g
Mark: Fait en Belgique, larger vase
Dating: ca. 1930–1940
Provenance: from a private collection
Description and sources:
Scailmont: the maker is verified. Rosaline pressed glass with Art Deco relief, a ribbed cone and an octagonal foot match the house’s production. Fait en Belgique is a country designation. Dating is inferred from style and technique. Literature: depicted in Les Verreries de Scailmont à l'époque Art Déco, p. 97.
Shipping:
Professionally packed in a sturdy box with padding material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured, shipped with Track and Trace. Over 1,100 reviews from previous buyers; see feedback.
