Rare Art Deco salad bowl by André Hunebelle in yellow molded pressed glass

Rare art deco salad bowl by andré hunebelle in yellow molded pressed glass with geometric decoration of tulips and mountains. André hunebelle (1896-1985). This dish was produced between 1927 and 1935, during which time he signed his pieces: "a. Hunebelle". See the identical signature on the back. Diameter 25.5 cm height 7 cm weight 1.8 kilos eu shipping costs: €26.80 condition: two small chips on the edge of the dish, two small visible bubbles and a "hair" born during pressing in the mold. See photos please. An extraordinary character and artistic genius, andré hunebelle combines scientific mastery with an immeasurable sense of style. He is a world-renowned master glassmaker and an acclaimed director of french cinema. He was born in 1896 in meudon, died in 1985 in nice. After studying at the école polytechnique, he chose the profession of decorator, designer, and then master glassmaker. Between 1927 and 1931, he produced his table glassware, which he distributed by opening a store on the avenue des champs-élysées in paris. With a scientific background, andré hunebelle became a glassmaker out of passion around the mid-1920s. He became known above all for the rigorous, yet always elegant and unique lines displayed in his luxurious store, which no longer exists. He is also responsible for numerous models of vases, bowls, and lighting fixtures with molded, strictly geometric, original, and carefully crafted decorations, executed at the choisy-le-roi crystal factory. His name systematically appears molded on these objects, either alone or accompanied by that of r. Cogneville, a sculptor whose collaboration he secured. His store ceased operations in 1938. After the war, he became involved in film production. He launched michel audiard's career as a screenwriter and dialogue writer, in which he immediately displayed his very particular sense of repartee.