Glass paste cup signed Shneider

Pretty orange-colored glass paste bowl on a round purple baluster base, signed "schneider" on the foot, from the art deco period around 1920, early 20th century. This bowl is very decorative. In very good condition with some slight traces of wear and tear on the glass (micro-scratches). The photos serve as a description! Charles schneider (1881-1953) is a french master glassmaker of art deco, a student of daum in nancy and creator of the art glass brand le verre français, with his brother ernest schneider (1877-1937). Ernest and charles schneider grew up in nancy. After their apprenticeship at the daum glass factory, they founded their own company, verreries schneider, in épinay-sur-seine in 1913. The company's success was confirmed after the end of hostilities in 1918. It had up to five hundred employees in 1925 and sold its creations all over the world. However, the glass market was seriously affected by the great depression of 1929 and led the schneider brothers' company to bankruptcy in 1938. The charder manufacturing brand: le verre français was the largest art glassworks in europe in the 1920s and 1930s. A large majority of its creations, very much influenced by the nancy school, were by charles schneider.