1880 ‘Pair Of Baccarat Vases,L’ Escalier De Cristal , Japanese Period Gilt Bronz
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Description
Escalier de Cristal
1808-1829
The beginnings: crystal and gilded bronze
Marie Jeanne Rosalie Désarnaud (1775 -1842) opened her shop around 1808 in the galleries of the Palais-Royal garden with her brother Philippe Auguste Charpentier (1781-1815), a renowned engraver of semi-precious stones and crystal.
The 1880s, Japanism
After Japan’s participation in the Universal Exhibition of 1867 and the discovery of its art, which was so different from traditional European criteria, a real enthusiasm arose. European artistic production then followed this fashion and many artists and cabinetmakers specialized in Japanese creations.
Pair of diamond-pointed crystal vases with a gilt bronze base decorated with acorns and oak leaves.
These vases bear the Baccarat stamp.
Height: 28cm
Base width: 14 cm X 14 cm
Vase width at the neck: 8 X 8 cm -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Origin: France Period: 19th Century Materials: Bronze, Crystal, Gilt Condition: Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Styles / Movements: Traditional Incollect Reference #: 611982 -
Dimensions
W. 5.52 in; H. 11.03 in; D. 5.52 in; W. 14.02 cm; H. 28.02 cm; D. 14.02 cm;
Message from Seller:
While training as a chemist and working in scent creation at Rochas Parfums, Pascal Weitz developed his taste for beauty, colors, perfumes and textures. And then, more than 35 years ago he discovered his true passion in the profession of antique dealer, starting out in a booth at the Flea Market on rue l’Ecuyer. With a partner in curating in all materials, he invested in the Paul Bert and Serpette Markets in 1998 and Biron in 2013, became an active member of the Amicale des Puces.