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Object NameVase
Maker Daum Freres (French)
Made FromGlass
Dateabout 1901-1954
Place MadeFrance, Nancy
Techniquefree-blown, enameled, gilded, acid-etched, ground
SizeH: 20 cm; D (rim): 3.2 cm, (foot): 4.1 cm
Accession Number55.3.16
On ViewThe Jerome and Lucille Strauss Study Gallery
Physical DescriptionTranslucent opal bluish-white and clear glass; free-blown, enameled, gilded, acid-etched and ground. Solid ground ring foot, ovoid body with tall and slender neck flaring upwards; on the "frosted" cloudy surface below the rim a rayed gilded sun in relief with the inscription: "Les fleurs de l'imperatrice", on body and neck tall and slender flowers with red blossoms (bleeding hearts ?), on body the black Russian Imperial eagle with the double head, at his left and right arch-like ribbons framing rayed suns and bearing the names: "Olga", "Tatiana", "Marie", "Anastasia"; rim and rim of foot gilded, on the base: "Daum Nancy".
Provenance
Source Michael Hoffman
Compagnie des Cristalleries de Saint Louis
1870-1880
ewer
about 1550-1600
goblet
about 1875-1900
bottle
1100-1299
flask
about 1830-1850