Briefbeschwerer mit Weinbergschnecke - photo 1

Briefbeschwerer mit Weinbergschnecke

Lot 84
06.06.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 400
AuctioneerDr. Fischer Kunstauktionen
Event locationGermany, Heilbronn
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ID 321728
Lot 84 | Briefbeschwerer mit Weinbergschnecke
Estimate value
€ 400 – 600
Briefbeschwerer mit Weinbergschnecke Henri Bergé (Entwurf), Amalric Walter, Nancy, 1920er Jahre Pâte de verre in Farblos, Gelb, Orange, Braun und Grün, formgeschmolzen. Auf oktogonalem Sockel plastisch geformte Weinbergschnecke auf einem Beerenzweig. Bez.: ''AWALTER NANCY'' sowie ''BERGE SC.'' (vertieft formgeschmolzen). L. 8 cm Literatur: J. BlochDermant, Le verre en France, S. 266 (vergleichbarer Dekor mit Weinbergschnecke). Henri Bergé (1870 1930) ist Professor für Dekorative Kunst an der Ecole professionelle de l' Est. Von 1897(?) bis 1914 ist er als freier Mitarbeiter in den Entwurfsateliers der Daum Frères beschäftigt. Victor Amalric Walter (1870 1959) selbst ist ebenfalls von 1906 bis ca. 1914 bei Daum Frères im Atelier für Pâte de Verre angestellt, bis er sich 1919 selbstständig macht. Seit diesem Zeitpunkt fertigt Bergé für Walter Modelle mit Pflanzen und Tierschmuck für die Glasplastiken in Pâte de Verre an. Walter verwendet für seine Pâte de Verre mit einem Bindemittel versetzte, farbige Glaspulverpaste, die er in die Reliefwand seiner Model aus feuerfestem Ton mit Hilfe eines Pinsels streicht oder eindrückt. Nach dem Erstarren wird die Glaspaste mit oder ohne Form in den Muffelofen gegeben, in dem sie zu einer homogenen Glasmasse verschmilzt.
Auction house category:Art Nouveau & Art Deco Glass
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