Enameled And Frosted Glass Cratere Vase, Signed Leune, Lacustrine Design, Art Nouveau, 1900,
Artist: Leune
Antique frosted and enameled glass vase signed Leune.
French work from the early 20th century, circa 1910–1920.
Ovoid in shape, it features a continuous design of a lakeside landscape rendered in mauve and purplish tones.
The satin-finished surface of the glass serves as a backdrop for the landscape and lends depth to the design, while the neck is accented with an orange hue.
The vase bears the signature LEUNE painted vertically within the design.
15 cm tall
Very good condition
Établissements Leune, a Parisian glass and decorative ceramics firm associated with Charles Louis Leune (1859–1941), was active in Paris in the early 20th century.
The company notably produced enameled glassware decorated with landscapes, flowers, and birds.
In the 1920s, it collaborated with the glassmaker and enameler Auguste Heiligenstein, who served as the company’s technical advisor from 1922 to 1926 and contributed to the development of new designs and the refinement of glass enameling techniques.
Some Leune pieces were made using blank glass supplied by other glassworks, notably Daum, before being decorated in the Parisian workshops.
The LEUNE signature, as well as the marks LEUNE PARIS FRANCE, LN, LEUNOX, ETALEUNE, and LEUNOR, appear on the company’s products.
French work from the early 20th century, circa 1910–1920.
Ovoid in shape, it features a continuous design of a lakeside landscape rendered in mauve and purplish tones.
The satin-finished surface of the glass serves as a backdrop for the landscape and lends depth to the design, while the neck is accented with an orange hue.
The vase bears the signature LEUNE painted vertically within the design.
15 cm tall
Very good condition
Établissements Leune, a Parisian glass and decorative ceramics firm associated with Charles Louis Leune (1859–1941), was active in Paris in the early 20th century.
The company notably produced enameled glassware decorated with landscapes, flowers, and birds.
In the 1920s, it collaborated with the glassmaker and enameler Auguste Heiligenstein, who served as the company’s technical advisor from 1922 to 1926 and contributed to the development of new designs and the refinement of glass enameling techniques.
Some Leune pieces were made using blank glass supplied by other glassworks, notably Daum, before being decorated in the Parisian workshops.
The LEUNE signature, as well as the marks LEUNE PARIS FRANCE, LN, LEUNOX, ETALEUNE, and LEUNOR, appear on the company’s products.
200 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Glass
Reference (ID): 1830823
Availability: In stock
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