Scailmont - Charles Catteau - 花瓶 - 起伏 - 玻璃 - Catteau花瓶

这个卵圆形、颈部带层级结构的深蓝色吹制玻璃花瓶，是Art Déco时期的重大艺术创作。由标志性设计师查尔斯·卡托（Charles Catteau）在他与Scailmont玻璃厂的历史性合作（约1930年）期间设计，展现出波浪般的几何图案与鳞饰带的美妙组合，瞬间吸引目光。这一强烈的图形效果通过深度喷砂工艺实现，在广阔的磨砂乳白带与晶莹透亮的本色蓝之间形成引人注目的纹理对比。花瓶比例感十足，高度为25厘米，瓶身最大直径约18厘米，颈部开口约65毫米。重量为1700克，底部着地稳固。独特的“Ch. Catteau”签名清晰、洁白地刻在腹部下部，易于辨认。花瓶总体状况极好，玻璃结构完好，未见任何碎裂、冲击或裂纹。仅在底部下方看到经年累月积累的极轻微使用痕迹，以及体现其手工吹制制造的珍贵原生特征，例如表面有一些天然的小气泡，其中有两个浮在表面，因喷砂历史阶段造成的薄壁磨损而触感略有凹陷。这些材料特性以及乳白纹理中的微小密度差异，正是20世纪初此类作品独特魅力的源泉。可在随附的微距照片中仔细观察，这些照片已成为物品描述不可分割的一部分。）

This ovoid vase with a tiered neck in deep cobalt blue blown glass is a major artistic creation from the Art Deco period. Designed by the iconic designer Charles Catteau during his historic collaboration with the Scailmont Glassworks around 1930, it features a superb geometric pattern of rolling waves and crenellated friezes that immediately catch the eye. This powerful graphic design is achieved through deep sandblasting craftsmanship, creating a striking texture play between the wide matte frosted bands and the intense brilliance of the colored glass mass. The piece boasts generous proportions with a height of 25 cm, a maximum body diameter of approximately 18 cm and a neck opening of approximately 65 mm. Weighing 1700 g, the object offers a very solid base. The distinctive "Ch. Catteau" signature is clearly and cleanly engraved in white on the lower body. The vase is in excellent overall condition, the glass structure being completely healthy and entirely free of any post-production chips, impacts or cracks. It only shows some minor surface wear under the base wisely accumulated over the decades, as well as precious original manufacturing quirks that sign its authentic mouth-blown craftsmanship, such as small native air bubbles including two that are surface-level, creating a very slight indentation to the touch due to their thin walls wearing during the historical sandblasting stage. These material specificities along with minor density variations within the frosted texture make up the unique charm of these early 20th-century pieces and can be closely observed in the provided macro close-up shots, as the photographs form an integral part of the item description.