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Jean Luce · 1895 - 1964

Vase with triangular facets

c. 1928 · Miscellaneous

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A flared vase with a wide neck and thick walls in amber-tinted glass. The body is punctuated around its circumference by a geometric composition of Cubist and crystalline inspiration, composed of interlocking, downward-pointing triangular facets, deeply acid-etched and sandblasted.

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H. 16 cm × Ø 14,5 cm H. 6.3 in × Ø 5.7 in
Materials
Glass
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