Vintage Signed Animalier Horse Sculpture by Daum
By Daum
Located in Roma, IT
Daum Signed Maurice Legendre Pate-de-Verre Horse Sculpture Wonderful "Animalier" sculpture Daum Limited Edition Pate-de-Verre sculpture of a horse titled "Cheval".
Glass
Christian Poincignon for Daum, "Caduceus" Sculpture, Limited Edition
By Daum
Located in PARIS, FR
Beautiful "Caduceus" sculpture by Christian Poincignon for the Daum Manufacture. Limited edition piece, this one numbered 682 / 2000 and signed by the manufacture.
Crystal
Limited Edition Pate de Verre Glass Sculpture "Ours Debout" by Daum
By Daum
Located in London, GB
This process became central to the company’s identity in the modern era. Today, Daum continues to collaborate with contemporary artists and designers, producing limited-edition scul...
Glass
Limited Edition Contemporary Pate de Verre Glass "Panthère" by Daum Glass
By Daum
Located in London, GB
This elegant limited edition amber pâte de verre glass panther by Daum captures the feline in a low, stalking pose, embodying grace, tension, and controlled power.
Glass
Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle for Daum Athena Limited Edition Crystal Sculpture
By Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle, Daum
Located in Cincinnati, OH
This pâte de verre crystal sculpture was designed by French sculptor Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle (b. 1952) and hand made by Daum in Nancy, France. The piece, titled Athena, was pro...
Glass
Limited Edition Pate de Verre Glass Sculpture entitled "Mer de Corail" by Daum
By Daum
Located in London, GB
This process became central to the company’s identity in the modern era. Today, Daum continues to collaborate with contemporary artists and designers, producing limited-edition scul...
Glass
Daum Pate de Verre Bird of Paradise Jewels Bowl. Rare. Limited Edition, 41/50
By Daum
Located in Lexington, KY
Limited edition 41/50. This piece is part of Daum's Paradise Collection which is a mosaic of crystal and precious stones.
Glass
Daum Centerpiece The Caduceus, Limited Edition, Sky Blue, France
Located in Rijssen, NL
This is an original work in a limited edition numbered 1548 / 2000. This piece was created by Christian Poincignon during the 90s.
Art Glass
Daum Pâte de Verre Dragon, Honey Brown, France, 1990
By Daum
Located in Rijssen, NL
Limited edition, Fully signed on base. Dimensions approximately: Height: 5.11" (13 cm) Length: 5.11" (13 cm) Daum Daum is a crystal factory in Nancy (France) founded in 1878 by Je...
Crystal
Daum Pâte de Verre Set Dragons, Honey Brown Opalescent, France, 1990
By Daum
Located in Rijssen, NL
Limited editions, all Fully signed on base. Daum France brown colored dragon on crystal sphere with variations of honey, purple, molasses and gold colors.
Crystal
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