Art Deco cornucopia vase, centrepiece, bowl - blown glass & chrome 1930

Elegant and rare cornucopia vase, its proportions also allowing it to be displayed as a centrepiece, presentation bowl from the Art Deco period (circa 1930), offering a striking contrast between the softness of its hue and the geometric rigor of its lines. The flared silhouette in an inverted cone, the geometric repetition of the decoration, and the combination of glass with chrome metal are typical markers of the 1930s. The blown glass body is adorned with a delicate and soft pink hue. A typical shade of art glass from the 30s. It features a significant relief decoration of scales or half-moons, beautifully capturing the light. The hand-opened neck flares into a very fluid scalloped corolla, showcasing the quality of the glassblowing work from the interwar period. The piece is solidly anchored on an elegant circular base with successive stepped "doucine" in chrome metal, typical of modernist productions of the time. A central screw mechanical assembly connects the body to its original base. With its architectural silhouette and its soft, gentle, understated, and natural palette, this piece of table art will perfectly integrate into a chic contemporary interior, a minimalist spirit decoration, or a muted decor inspired by the great designers of the 30s. Period: Circa 1930 – Art Deco Period. Style: Modernist / Liner / Minimalist / Vintage. Highlight: Great visual and aesthetic presence thanks to its wide cornucopia, a perfect combination of pink and silver, timeless and classic for elegant interiors. In very good condition. No chips or cracks on the glass, but there are air bubbles inside and outside. The neck, which is the most fragile area, is free of chips, which is a strong point. Discreet signs of use on the base, see photo. The chrome on the base is in excellent condition, shiny and without pitting. Dimensions: Total height: 19 cm. Diameter at the neck: 25 cm.