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SIGNED GLASS Charder (French)

(Designer le verre \ Acid worked)

G-47
antique glass jar with raised design and vibrant colors
Signed glass Charder with warm and blue decorative patterns.
Antique glass signed by Charder, decorated with blue patterns on a light background
Antique signed glass from Charder with a blue pattern on a light background.
Antique signed glass Charder with blue design
View of an antique signed glass Charder with blue decorations.
Antique signed glass Charder with blue and orange decoration
Decorative antique with blue pattern and charder design
SIGNED GLASS Charder with blue decoration, antique
Antique signed glass Charder set in a vintage ambiance
Signed glass Charder with detailed decorative pattern in blue and terracotta shades
Signed Charder glass with blue and beige detailing, antique.
Antique signed glass by Charder with blue design
Antique vase with blue floral design and lines
Beautiful signed glass Charder with colorful design in a vintage setting.
Antique vase with blue and ochre design, signed Charder.
Antique signed glass Charder with blue decorative pattern
antique vase with blue glass design
Decorative signed glass jar by Charder
Antique vase with blue and beige design, decorative pieces in the background.
antique signed Charder glass with decorative design
Signed glass by Charder with stylized antique decoration.
Antique signed glass Charder with blue and cream design.
Antique glass with blue design, signed by Charder, on light background.
Signed glass Charder with leaf patterns in blue
Antique vase with raised blue design, signed Charder
Glass jar with blue design on beige, antique piece.
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Measure
Height
22 cm / 8.66 in
Diameter
16 cm / 6.30 in
Designer
Designer le verre
Material
French Glass
Model
Teasels
Country
France
Store
Defensa 982
Techniques

Acid worked

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Designer Designer le verre

Le Verre was a separate line of glass designed by Charles Schneider.


  1. Its production lasted parallel to that of Schneider glass from 1918 to 1933. From 1919 onwards the two glass lines remained strictly separate, to the point that they did not even have the same points of sale in Paris.


  1. Charles Schneider developed the Le Verre line in a marketing move.


  1. Le Verre was sold in the US.


  1. The tree designs are quite impressive as large pieces.


  1. Le Verre glass achieved its impact through a combination of design, shape and color.


  1. Was an export success for North and South America, as well as selling to the European public. The work was produced in all sizes.


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