A French Intercalaire Vase Encased in Wrought Iron Mounts c1930

A French intercalaire glass vase encased within wrought iron mounts Date : 1930 Origin :France most probably Nancy, possibly Paris Bowl Features : Well executed with random internal inclusions against a vibrant orange ground Marks : None found Type : Intercalaire decoration, the form enclosed by vertical wrought iron straps upon a planished circular foot. Size : Height 31.2cm Condition :Excellent. Minimal tarnish on underside of the base Restoration : None Weight : 2,175grams. The absence of a makers signature makes a definitive attribution problematic whilst the influence of Daum is quite obvious in the standard of glassmaking and suggestive of a maker in the Nancy or the local Lorraine region. This may have been made at the Daum owned Verrerie Belle Etoile in Croismare.

Alternatively, the blood orange mottles with blue was favoured by David Gueron (Degue) who also produced glass vases blown into metal mounts. We do not believe this frame to be by Louis Majorelle or Edgar Brandt. I have been involved in the antiques business since 1971.

My career took a leap forward when I joined Bonhams in 1976. Some five years later I became head of the Decorative Arts department. The item "A French Intercalaire Vase Encased in Wrought Iron Mounts c1930" is in sale since Monday, October 12, 2020. This item is in the category "Pottery & Glass\Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware\Bowls". The seller is "eric-knowles-the-hoard" and is located in High Wycombe.

This item can be shipped worldwide.

Colour: Red
Style: Intercalaire
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Type: Vase
Material: Glass
Country/Region of Manufacture: France