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Art Deco Vase From Leune Glassware
Vase Of pansu form out of white glass, matt and opaque. The decoration on the upper part is painted with enamel fixed with heat. (The glass factory of Leune is a specialist of the enamel fixed with heat)
The decoration reflects the fashion of this period: flowers, branches and stylized foliage, in a palette of bright colors, turquoise, black, yellow, royal blue and white, the inside of the neck is painted in yellow. (Wear of the paint)
This vase has certainly been used a lot, we find stains inside.
The signature LEUNE is clearly visible on the side of the vase.
No restoration, no crack.
Dimension:
Height: 20 cm
Diameter : 25 cm
Provenance : France
Period : Circa 1925
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VERRERIE DE LEUNE (1861-1930), The first trace of the glass factory Leune, we have it in a document of the prefecture of police of the Seine Saint Denis. This document indicates that the factory was established on February 15, 1861 in Epinay sur Seine.
Between 1904 and 1914, the Leune establishments produced porcelain, medical glassware, trinkets, cups and vases decorated with idyllic and romantic landscapes, as well as birds and flowers, painted with hot enamel. These decorative productions are affordable and in series.
Auguste Heiligenstein will be technical adviser from 1922 to 1926. Specialist in enameling on glass, he will provide the company's catalog with new quality creations. The Daum brothers will provide the decoration workshop of the establishment in white. Around 1920-1930, the company domiciled at 28 bis of the rue du Cardinal Lemoine in Paris (5th district); will follow the fashion of the production of molded or blown glasses, colorless or opal carrying the signature of Leunox.
Leunox went bankrupt after the 1929 crisis, as did many other factories. In a 1936 catalog edition, we find a resumption of activities thereafter under the name "Anciens Établissement Leune", for laboratories, hospitals, etc. ..
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The decoration reflects the fashion of this period: flowers, branches and stylized foliage, in a palette of bright colors, turquoise, black, yellow, royal blue and white, the inside of the neck is painted in yellow. (Wear of the paint)
This vase has certainly been used a lot, we find stains inside.
The signature LEUNE is clearly visible on the side of the vase.
No restoration, no crack.
Dimension:
Height: 20 cm
Diameter : 25 cm
Provenance : France
Period : Circa 1925
Contact me for more information.
Shipping at the customer's expense
Thank you Internet for this article of the glass factory of LEUNE :
VERRERIE DE LEUNE (1861-1930), The first trace of the glass factory Leune, we have it in a document of the prefecture of police of the Seine Saint Denis. This document indicates that the factory was established on February 15, 1861 in Epinay sur Seine.
Between 1904 and 1914, the Leune establishments produced porcelain, medical glassware, trinkets, cups and vases decorated with idyllic and romantic landscapes, as well as birds and flowers, painted with hot enamel. These decorative productions are affordable and in series.
Auguste Heiligenstein will be technical adviser from 1922 to 1926. Specialist in enameling on glass, he will provide the company's catalog with new quality creations. The Daum brothers will provide the decoration workshop of the establishment in white. Around 1920-1930, the company domiciled at 28 bis of the rue du Cardinal Lemoine in Paris (5th district); will follow the fashion of the production of molded or blown glasses, colorless or opal carrying the signature of Leunox.
Leunox went bankrupt after the 1929 crisis, as did many other factories. In a 1936 catalog edition, we find a resumption of activities thereafter under the name "Anciens Établissement Leune", for laboratories, hospitals, etc. ..
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