Decorative glass vase from the 19th century with chromo & red blown paint
€110.00
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Reference:
6831
Decorative glass vase from the 19th century with chromo & red blown paint on the inside
Served as a matching support for a blown glass wig ball with chromolithographs fixed under glass on the inside.
Inside the vase, chromolithographs depicting butterflies, a hussar and numerous characters arranged in a frieze, including the Sire de Framboisu and Mme de Framboisy, the Bride and Groom, the goatherer, a gentleman, Don Ricados, and so on. The original Potichomanie technique consisted of cutting out images and sticking them inside a glass ball, then coating the whole with white to give a porcelain effect, or with powder-projected colours in the style of Chinese porcelain. A highly decorative and totally unusual collector's item, ideal for a quality curiosity cabinet! Also, an exceptional collection of around fifteen balls available in references 6745 to 6754!
22.5ht x 12.2D x 8.25D top.
Some minor wear, notably to the chromo near the top edge, obviously not suitable as a vase as it would be unthinkable to put water in it, but rather a very beautiful decorative object.
Condition : **
We charge actual shipping costs according to the weight of the parcel /Ask for a quote for shipping costs depending on the number of crates: post or courier... /Delivery within France via Taximeuble or free collection from Marcilly en Villette. Postage is payable directly to the carrier on delivery. If you order several pieces of furniture, the delivery charges are not added together, but recalculated according to the optimised cubage.
Served as a matching support for a blown glass wig ball with chromolithographs fixed under glass on the inside.
Inside the vase, chromolithographs depicting butterflies, a hussar and numerous characters arranged in a frieze, including the Sire de Framboisu and Mme de Framboisy, the Bride and Groom, the goatherer, a gentleman, Don Ricados, and so on. The original Potichomanie technique consisted of cutting out images and sticking them inside a glass ball, then coating the whole with white to give a porcelain effect, or with powder-projected colours in the style of Chinese porcelain. A highly decorative and totally unusual collector's item, ideal for a quality curiosity cabinet! Also, an exceptional collection of around fifteen balls available in references 6745 to 6754!
22.5ht x 12.2D x 8.25D top.
Some minor wear, notably to the chromo near the top edge, obviously not suitable as a vase as it would be unthinkable to put water in it, but rather a very beautiful decorative object.
Condition : **
We charge actual shipping costs according to the weight of the parcel /Ask for a quote for shipping costs depending on the number of crates: post or courier... /Delivery within France via Taximeuble or free collection from Marcilly en Villette. Postage is payable directly to the carrier on delivery. If you order several pieces of furniture, the delivery charges are not added together, but recalculated according to the optimised cubage.
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