François-Émile DECORCHEMONT (1880-1971) Goblet " Dancers " in blue shaded glass paste (tiny chip under the collar of the neck). Signed with the stamp in hollow, blow of inch of Decorchemont and n° 0957. Height : 12,5 cm - Diameter : 11,3 cm - Created in 1924, distributed until 1927. - 38 copies. Bibliography : Véronique Ayroles, François Decorchemont, Norma Editions, Paris, 2006, referenced under model n° 250, rep. pp. 105 and 264 in another color.

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