Art Déco bowl with dahlia blossom decoration by Etling Round, hollowed bowl, relief decoration in the style of Lalique consisting of three dahlia blossoms, the centers of which form small feet. Bluish opalescent glass, blown into the shape. Designed by Georges Beal. Signed "ETLING FRANCE" with no. 147. D. 22 cm. A French Art Deco opalescent glass bowl with decor of dahlias designed by Georges Beal and made by Choisy-le-Roi glassworks for Edmond Etling in Paris. Signed. "ETLING FRANCE" with no. 147. France. Execution Cristalleries et Verreries de Choisy-le-Roi Réunies for Edmond Etling, Paris. Circa 1930.

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