Charles SCHNEIDER (1881-1953) - French glass - Lot 170

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Charles SCHNEIDER (1881-1953) - French glass - Lot 170
Charles SCHNEIDER (1881-1953) - French glass Baluster-shaped vase on pedestal with flared neck in acid-etched violet-pink multi-layered glass on a pink marmorated ground. Signed on the base "Le verre français". H. Height : 21 cm Slight firing bubbles on the pedestal. Charles Schneider (1881-1953) was a renowned French master glassmaker and founder, with his brother Ernest, of the Schneider company. After working for Daum in Nancy, he set up his own glassworks in Épinay-sur-Seine in 1913. He made a name for himself with his Art Deco creations under the "Schneider" and "Le Verre Français" brands, combining bold shapes and rich colors. His pieces, often blown and decorated with acid, are recognizable by their stylized floral and geometric motifs.
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