Antique Schneider France Art Deco Mottled Red Blue Glass Vase Signed 14.5
Antique Schneider France Art Deco Mottled Red Blue Glass Vase Signed 14.5. Hand Blown Glass / Hand-Crafted.
Mottled Tango Red with Cobalt Blue Spatters. Hand-Signed Base, Two-Piece Fused Construction. This imposing vase features an elongated ovoid body blown in a vibrant, fiery tango red base layer. The upper neck and shoulder are dramatically accented with thick, internal mottled spatters and streaks of deep cobalt blue and violet, creating a wonderful volcanic or bleeding gradient effect. The main body is dynamically fused onto a heavy, contrasting circular foot crafted of solid black (deep amethyst) glass. Its sleek, cinched-neck profile represents the geometric simplicity and bold color palettes that made the Schneider glassworks famous during the height of the Art Deco movement. Total Height: 14.5 inches. Base Foot Diameter: 4 inches. Glass Body: In beautiful, structurally sound vintage condition.Free of any major cracks, deep impacts, chips, or clouding. The glass retains its original high-gloss luster and brilliant color saturation.
(Please carefully review all photos to evaluate this stunning piece of historic glassware). This authentic piece features two distinct, hand-incised script signatures located on the top perimeter of the black glass foot.
"Schneider" - Distinctly hand-etched in a flowing script across the side of the base. "France" - Incised next to the primary signature, guaranteeing its early 20th-century production origins for export.
The Schneider Legacy: Founded by brothers Ernest and Charles Schneider, the studio became one of France's premier glassworks, rivaling Rene Lalique and Daum Nancy. Large-scale vases measuring over 14 inches are substantially more desirable and highly sought after on the secondary market compared to smaller tableware or miniature vessels. The Collectible Palette: The rich combination of high-contrast tango red and deeply saturated cobalt blue represents one of the most commercially successful and aggressively collected color configurations of the Schneider Art Deco era, making this a stellar investment piece.