Scailmont - Vase - Grote Fumé goblet vase with rose band

Fumé Kelkvaas from Scailmont in Manage: the refined aesthetics of Belgian Art Deco, in smoked glass. The tactile rose relief sits against the clean, architectural lines of a ribbed conical body and octagonal foot. The warm sepia tone catches the light so that the depth of the relief changes with every incidence of light. A subtle accent for a fireplace, sideboard, or bookshelf. For this object there is also a Buy Now price set, for those who want to acquire it immediately without waiting. Description: A serrated, flaring 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 stylized roses and leaves, crisply pressed into the glass. That tactile, floral motif opposite the clean base gives the vase its tension. The glass is pressed, molded into shape. About the maker: Verreries de Scailmont, founded in 1901 in Manage, made decorative glass without crystal and numbered about 800 employees in 1930. Henri Heemskerk was chief 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. This vase belongs to that Art Deco repertoire. In interior design: An accent in a classical or eclectic interior, on a fireplace mantel, sideboard, or bookshelf. In a modern interior it adds historical texture and warmth. Condition: Good. Rim, rose-band, cone, and foot rim: no chips, flakes, or cracks. Fine lines and small air bubbles in the glass are part of the pressing process. See the images. Offered as a decorative object. At a glance: Material: smoked glass, pressed Dimensions and weight: height 28 cm x diameter 16 cm, 1440 g Brand: inconspicuous Dating: ca. 1930–1940 Provenance: from a private collection of Belgian glass Description and sources: Stamped Scailmont: the maker is definite. Pressed smoked glass with Art Deco relief, a ribbed cone, and an octagonal foot suit the Art Deco production of the house. The dating to the 1930s is based on style and technique. Literature: pictured in Les Verreries de Scailmont à l'époque Art Déco, p. 97. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material; for fragile objects a double box. Always insured, shipped with Track and Trace. See feedback from previous buyers. You can follow me above by bookmarking my page and clicking the heart to follow beside 'DECADERS Gallery'.

Estimate:$168.08

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