ANTIQUE DURAND ART DECO GOLD PULLED FEATHER THREADED GLASS FLOWER VASE STEUBEN

Description: Background texture example *** BEING OFFERED IS THIS *** TRULY SPECTACULAR!!, *** XXX RARE!!, AND MUCH HARDER TO FIND!!, *** ANTIQUE - ART DECO, *** SIGNED VICTOR DURAND ( *** VICTOR DURAND, VINELAND, N.J. ), *** FANCY PULLED FEATHER "MULTI COLORED" ART GLASS THREADED VASE, IN EXCELLENT USED AGED CONDITION ( PLEASE VIEW MY PHOTOS!! IT IS QUITE HEAVY, SOLID, THICK, CLEAN, STRONG, AND WELL MADE DURAND ART GLASS!! THE COLORS ARE BRIGHT AND VIVID!! IT HAS NO CHIPS, CRACKS, HAIRLINES, OR REPAIRS!! IT HAS MINOR THREADING LOSS AND SURFACE WEAR AS SHOWN WHICH IS QUITE COMMON WITH THESE ANTIQUE DURAND THREADED ART GLASS VASES. IT MEASURES A WONDERFUL PULLED FEATHER FLORAL ART VASE DISPLAY SIZE: 8 1/4 " HIGH, X 3 3/4 " WIDE ACROSS THE TOP, X 2 3/4 " WIDE ACROSS THE BASE. IT IS A TRUE JOY JUST TO SEE, HOLD, FEEL, AND MARVEL AT!! IT HAS NOT BEEN WASHED, CLEANED, OR POLISHED. IT WILL CERTAINLY COMPLIMENT THE FINEST IN ANTIQUE AMERICAN VICTOR DURAND PULLED FEATHER ART GLASS COLLECTIONS!! IT IS BEING SOLD AS FOUND / AS SHOWN. GOOD LUCK!! *** Victor Durand was the inventor of the Threaded Glass application...By the turn of the century Art Nouveau become very popular in America, thanks to artists like Louis Comfort Tiffany, Frederick Carder, Arthur J. Nash, and Victor Durand - went out on his own to create some of the finest circa early 1900's American Art Glass ever made...Durand art glass received the Medal of Honor at the Sesquicentennial International Exposition in Philadelphia in 1926. Many Durand pieces were not signed, especially the early wares. They were marked with silver and black paper labels, which usually wore away over time leaving the pieces unmarked today..Some had a hand incised marked reading only "Durand." Sometimes the brand was accompanied by a large "V" and numbers indicating the shape number and height of the piece. Most of these engraved marks were traced with an aluminum pencil giving the lettering a silver appearance. In 1932 The Durand Glass Company discontinued all of its artistic glass, subsequently this vase was made circa 1925-1932. Durand was a contemporary to Tiffany Studios, Steuben, Quezal and several others in the 1920's. Although they blew glass in a shorter period of time than any of these glass houses Durand made his mark on the art glass world. This is a quality piece of art glass that is considered much rarer because there are by far fewer examples of Durand Art Glass than his contemporaries of the day such as Tiffany, Steuben and Quezal.

Price: 1495 USD

Location: North Grosvenordale, Connecticut

End Time: 2025-01-10T20:41:10.000Z

Shipping Cost: 37.99 USD