Art Deco, Jarvil Nancy opaque Horses vase | ||
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Posted 5 years ago
Thedecoguy
(73 items)
Hi.
Here we have a deeply cut French, Jarvil Nancy opaque green vase. Next to the deep cut horses you can see an etched horse in relief. A very heavy piece, signed on the bottom as shown. 5" tall X 5" across.
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A definite OBJECT OF DESIRE !!!
STUNNING !!!
Hi vetraio50.
I thought this one would be to your liking.
Thanks.
jarvil was the brand of andre delatte, the factory was located close to the city of nancy in "jarville"
fabulous!!
Very unique and a real eye catcher ! love it
stunning vase Thedecoguy & never knew part of the andre delatte factory paris1925 thanks for knowledge
hello decoguy , I love your postings !@! heres one youll love!!
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/123927-gunnar-nylund-dates-1925
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/123928-gunnar-nylund--dates-1925-bowl?in=1232
Love love how one horse is cut, while the other is etched.......looks like the cut horse *shadow* is the etched horse design. Amazing piece!! thanks for sharing !!
Hi, I'm new to this site. I do love this vase, and have also seen black or orange ones with a swirl design. I would like to purchase a vase like this. Can anyone lead me in the right direction?
cheers Mark
Now I'm an envious...
Thanks Arisellon.
Your collection is awesome. I have always envied the American advertising clocks you have there. The neon and design, brilliant.
The Jarvil vase was a chance find at an auction a few years ago, nobody else bid on it so got it really cheap.