Enameled Glass Vase , Signed Jean-simon Peynaud, 1920 , Lacustre Decor

Old ovoid glass vase signed Jean-Simon Peynaud.
Fine enameled lake scenery in sepia tones.
Panoramic scenery animated by tree-covered islets, reflections on the water and a small fisherman's boat, treated with remarkable graphic delicacy.
The "Peynaud" signature is visible at the base of the decoration.
The set testifies to the refinement of French production in the years 1925-1935, in the spirit of the great artistic glassworks of the interwar period.
Height: 20 cm. Q
slight traces of use , no chips or cracks.

Jean-Simon Peynaud (1869-1952) was a French glass artist renowned for his decorative creations in etched and enamelled glass during the Art Nouveau and then Art Deco periods. Based in Limoges, he developed a poetic universe inspired by lakeside landscapes, naturalistic scenes and misty atmospheres, using refined techniques of acid etching and enamel painting on multi-layered glass. His works, now sought-after, are part of the great tradition of French artistic glassmaking of the early 20th century.