Edmond Etling Vases and Vessels

Art Deco "Grignon" frosted glass vase by René Lalique model no 1086. Signed: "R. Lalique France".

Art Deco Rarest Vase with Marigolds Flowers / Pâte de Verre MANUFACTORY: GABRIEL ARGY-ROUSSEAU / made in France / Paris, circa 1920 - 1925 DESIGNER: GABRIEL ARGY-ROUSSEAU ...

This exceptional unmarked 1920s French Art Deco emerald green frosted glass vase features a dramatic cubist / geometric three-dimensional design, a hallmark of the bold visual experi...

Art Deco acid-etched smoked glass vase by Charles Schneider. Signed "Schneider, France". Daum was founded in Nancy, France, by Jean Daum in 1878. After his death in 1885, his sons ...

Thus stunning relief frosted vase features stylized cubist geometric and floral designs. A great accent piece that would make a unstated elegant statement.It is signed made in France...

A scarce and highly desirable Charles Schneider “Jade” vase, showcasing the master’s most sophisticated palette and technical virtuosity. Unlike the more accessible Le Verre Français...

Kralik Art Deco "Bambus" Czech art glass vase. Beautifully crafted bohemian mouth blown Art Deco vase. Free shipping within the United Stat...

c1920's French Art Deco Frosted High Relief Table Vase. A beautiful vase from French Art Deco history.

An exquisite small French Art Deco pressed glass vase, attributed to Lalique, circa 1920s–1930s. Though unmarked, the design and quality are consistent with the refined elegance and ...

This exceptional piece is a definitive example of 1930s French Art Deco "Boule" or ball-form glass, a style that perfectly captures the high-energy, avant-garde spirit of the Jazz Age. As designers transitioned away from the soft, flowing curves of the Art Nouveau period, they began to embrace a more disciplined "Machine Age" aesthetic. You can see that shift here in the bold, architectural precision of the vessel. Crafted from thick, high-quality molded glass, the vase consists of softly frosted glass that gives it a sophisticated, satin-matte finish. This specific surface treatment is essential to the design; it catches and diffuses light in a way that creates deep, dramatic shadows and highlights across the intricate relief patterns, making the geometry feel incredibly tactile. The design itself is a sophisticated exploration of cubist-inspired forms. It features a complex, highly dimensional landscape of interlocking motifs, including sharp vertical lines, layered angular squares and rectangles, and perfectly symmetrical stacked circles. This rhythmic pattern covers the entire spherical body, leading up to a classic flared upper lip and resting on a stable, flat base. This silhouette would have served as a striking centerpiece in a stylish Parisian salon during the interwar years and remains just as impactful in a modern interior today. While the vase is unsigned, its specific molded technique and decorative language are strongly attributed to the renowned Vianne glassworks, or Verreries de Vianne...

An exceptional and sculptural example of French Art Deco glass design, this signed 1930s pine cone vase by Pierre de Cagny captures the architectural elegance and botanical stylizati...

A large Muller Freres Luneville Art Deco Intercalaire art glass vase. A fantanstic period vase in the difficult 'intercalaire' technique (in which the decoration is inserted between two layers of glass). With silver inclusions and red, yellow and black deco form glass internal layers. Simply top level Art Deco glass from one of France's best glass houses! Marks: Base bears an etched signature: Muller Fres Luneville France...