French art glass
Daum, Gallé and Baccarat represent major traditions in French glassmaking. Pâte de verre, engraved glass, cut pieces and decorative objects are selected for their quality, technique and presence.
Baccarat crystal panther sculpture designed by Georges Chevalier in 1931, 52 cm long.
Hilton McConnico for Daum “Cactus” decanter in colourless crystal with a pâte de verre cactus stopper, 25 cm high.
Daum Nancy vase, 1905, in multilayer acid-treated glass decorated with a snowy winter landscape, 35 cm high.
Daum “Mouettes” spherical vase in sky-blue glass, acid-etched and enamelled with seagulls at sunset, 19 cm high.
Daum Nancy large roll vase, circa 1905, in double-layered glass with polychrome enamelled violets and gilding, 56 cm high.
“Cactus” porcelain part service by Hilton McConnico for Daum and Limoges, circa 1987.
Small flattened vase in multilayered marbled glass, acid-etched with a polychrome meadow and tree landscape.
Crystal inkwell with a blue and violet polychrome pâte de verre feather.
Table lamp in clear glass, acid-etched with geometric motifs.
Pâte de verre candlestick by Elizabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti for Daum France. Monogrammed and numbered 99/300.
Flattened oval vase with acid-etched reserve decoration and polychrome enamel: clover and umbellifer flowers.
Tapered solifleur vase with a flared base, decorated with stems and leaves heightened with vitrification powders.
Handled bowl in yellow and orange polychrome multilayered glass, acid-etched and hot-enamelled with closed poppies…
Important multilayered-glass vase, acid-etched with a wooded lakeside landscape. Signed beneath the base “Daum Nancy - FG”.
Part service in dark- and light-blue porcelain with a striking orange border and coral motif.
Crystal decanter with a cactus-shaped pâte de verre stopper, a collaboration between Hilton McConnico and Daum France.