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A signed Degue Glassworks French Art Deco centerpiece bowl fitted within a decorative iron carrier, dating circa 1930.
A Signed French Art Deco Glass Centerpiece Bowl by Degue Glassworks
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691
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A signed Verrerie D'Art Degué French Art Deco centerpiece bowl fitted within a decorative iron carrier, dating circa 1930. The large art glass bowl in autumnal shades of vibrant golden yellow with red and brown accents bears a Degué signature etched in script on one side. The wrought iron frame rests on a circular foot and features an arched handle with crimped details and applied stems and leaves. The design was produced for a tabletop and makes a striking focal point for a console, coffee, or a Thanksgiving dining table. The centerpiece in good condition with some visible corrosion on the metalwork and a small (0.25 in.) and smooth circular flake of glass loss at one edge (pictured). The metal frame measures 16.5 inches (at widest part of handle) x 10.5 inches high; the glass bowl measures 9.75 in. diameter x 3 in. height. David Gueron (1892 – 1950) opened Verrerie D'Art Degué and a gallery showroom in Paris in 1926. The Degué glassworks produced a wide range of luxury art glass during the Art Deco period and is perhaps best known for the thousands of individual panels created for the famed French ocean liner, Normandie. Degué glass was widely admired for its high-quality and vibrant colors, often combined with natural motifs. The company eventually succumbed to the economic pressures stemming from the Great Depression, the beginning of WWII, and a lengthy litigation process with rival glass companies before closing permanently in 1939.
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