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Yellow powdered glass Bijoux Vase with purple-black powdered glass on top and purple-black threads and orange dots applied as stylized floral decoration. The col is trilobed.
These graceful little vases were made using the so-called "Chalumeau" technique, they were blown in front of the lamp using a blowgun.
These jewelry vases, sometimes also perfume bottles, were very popular. They are often made in beautiful colors and decorated with fragments of molten glass, as is the case with this vase.
Height 9.7 cm - diameter 4.8 cm
Perfect condition - no cracks, chips or gears
An exceptional piece!


Charles Schneider (France, 1881-1953) studied at the École des Beaux-Arts, first in Nancy, then in Paris. He also received drawing and modeling lessons from Henri Bergé.

After years of working for Daum, like his brother Ernst, they decided in 1913 to set up on their own in Epinay-sur-Seine.
After the war, they reopened their glassworks and named it “Société Anonyme de Verreries Schneider”. They produced Art Nouveau style lamps and vases with many floral motifs, sometimes also with animal figures. They quickly created their own stylized style and Charles also used bright colors in his designs.
He designed a series of vases produced under the name “Le verre Français”. These were colored glass vases with stylized designs engraved. 
In addition, Charles Schneider also designed the “Jewellery” series, small vases and perfume bottles blown by the lamp. This involved a lot of technique, often the vases were decorated with molten glass threads or glass dots. The use of color in “Jewels” was often more delicate.
Schneider exhibited at various fairs, including the famous Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs in Paris in 1925. Partly due to the business talents of his brother Ernst and sister Ernestine, his glass became known internationally, particularly in America where his work was popular.

Literature:
- Marie-Christin Joulin and Gerold Maier "Charles Schneider, "Le verre Français-Charder-Schneider", Editions Wissner-Verlag, Augsburg 2004. Image of this jewelry vase on p. 228.

























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After the war, they reopened their glassworks and named it “Société Anonyme de Verreries Schneider”. They produced Art Nouveau style lamps and vases with many floral motifs, sometimes also with animal figures. They quickly created their own stylized style and Charles also used bright colors in his designs. All items are guaranteed authentic and conform to the description. For greater security, a full refund is made in the event that an expertise carried out by a recognized authority calls into question the authenticity of an item sold. A certificate of authenticity illustrated with a photo, serving as an invoice, is provided with each item sold We send all collectibles Registered, Signed-for and Insured. We do not aim to profit from shipping charges. In some cases we can combine multiple