Verrieries Doyen - Vase - Amber-colored ribbed vase in beehive shape - Glass
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Verrieries Doyen, Belgium, presents an amber-coloured ribbed vase in a honeycomb form, made of glass, circa 1930–1940, with dimensions 24 cm wide, 26 cm high and 24 cm deep, in good used condition with minor signs of age.
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Amber ribbed beehive-shaped vase
Verrieries Doyen, Belgium, circa 1930
Decorative vase in clear amber blown glass, with an organically structured shape reminiscent of a beehive. The vase is constructed of horizontal ribs that run in regular rings across the surface. The mouth has a slightly undulating finish, contributing to the flowing appearance of the whole.
The warm amber color and the smooth glass surface create an atmospheric play of light. The piece is attributed to the atelier or design studio 'Doyen', active in Belgium or Northern France during the interwar period, although the exact origin is not definitively known. Similar objects are sometimes also attributed to VSL, Walther Glas, or smaller regional glass ateliers.
The vase's style aligns with modernism and the late art deco period, where functionality and purity of form are combined with decorative simplicity.
Condition: in used condition with the usual signs of wear.
An attractive and atmospheric object from the thirties, suitable as a flower vase or decorative accent in both classic and modern interiors.
Your package will be carefully packed, sent registered and insured, and delivered right to your door.
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Amber ribbed beehive-shaped vase
Verrieries Doyen, Belgium, circa 1930
Decorative vase in clear amber blown glass, with an organically structured shape reminiscent of a beehive. The vase is constructed of horizontal ribs that run in regular rings across the surface. The mouth has a slightly undulating finish, contributing to the flowing appearance of the whole.
The warm amber color and the smooth glass surface create an atmospheric play of light. The piece is attributed to the atelier or design studio 'Doyen', active in Belgium or Northern France during the interwar period, although the exact origin is not definitively known. Similar objects are sometimes also attributed to VSL, Walther Glas, or smaller regional glass ateliers.
The vase's style aligns with modernism and the late art deco period, where functionality and purity of form are combined with decorative simplicity.
Condition: in used condition with the usual signs of wear.
An attractive and atmospheric object from the thirties, suitable as a flower vase or decorative accent in both classic and modern interiors.
Your package will be carefully packed, sent registered and insured, and delivered right to your door.
Seller's Story
DECO-RATED EU: dealer in art nouveau / art deco / collectables / antiques / religious and decorative items.
Please bookmark our page.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country of Origin
Belgium
Model
Amber-colored ribbed vase in beehive shape
Material
Glass
Style
Art Deco
Manufacturer/ Brand
Verrieries Doyen
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
26 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
24 cm
Diameter
24 cm
Estimated Period
1930-1940
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