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BURGUN - SCHVERER & CIE (ART GLASSWORKS OF LORRAINE - MEISENTHAL) "Le Départ de Troie" 1896-1900, from the series mythological decorations Baluster vase resting on an overflowing circular base with a soliflore neck. Proof in blown, honey-lined crystal with acid-etched rotating acid-etched decoration; the figures figures and bands with animal and architectural and architectural motifs enhanced with polychrome enamels, on a background of gold-rubbed with gold-rubbed reserves and floral motifs polychrome enamel. The base of the neck and the perimeter of the foot each with a frieze of polychrome enamel and fleur-de-lys motifs. Signed with the thistle stamp B et S & Cie - Verrerie d'Art de Lorraine and marked Déposé, in gold gold under the base Height: 23 cm Three polychrome streaks in inclusions, starting starting from the neck and continuing to the base, original. Bibliography: Philippe Olland - Verrerie d'art de Lorraine - (Lorraine Art Glassware) Désiré Christian - Éditions Faton, Dijon, 2010. Variants of shapes and/or decorations reproduced pages 53 to 63. Expert: Emmanuel Eyraud
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BURGUN - SCHVERER & CIE (ART GLASSWORKS OF LORRAINE - MEISENTHAL) "Le Départ de Troie" 1896-1900, from the series mythological decorations Baluster vase resting on an overflowing circular base with a soliflore neck. Proof in blown, honey-lined crystal with acid-etched rotating acid-etched decoration; the figures figures and bands with animal and architectural and architectural motifs enhanced with polychrome enamels, on a background of gold-rubbed with gold-rubbed reserves and floral motifs polychrome enamel. The base of the neck and the perimeter of the foot each with a frieze of polychrome enamel and fleur-de-lys motifs. Signed with the thistle stamp B et S & Cie - Verrerie d'Art de Lorraine and marked Déposé, in gold gold under the base Height: 23 cm Three polychrome streaks in inclusions, starting starting from the neck and continuing to the base, original. Bibliography: Philippe Olland - Verrerie d'art de Lorraine - (Lorraine Art Glassware) Désiré Christian - Éditions Faton, Dijon, 2010. Variants of shapes and/or decorations reproduced pages 53 to 63. Expert: Emmanuel Eyraud
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