Art Deco vase by Espaivet – amber-colored pressed glass vase, France circa 1930, geometric relief design, 1930s

Art Deco vase by Espaivet – amber-colored pressed glass, France circa 1930, geometric relief design

This exceptional Art Deco vase by C.L.A. (Compagnie L’Artisanale de Cristallerie et Verrerie, France) is a striking example of French glass art from the 1930s. The spherical vase is made of satin-finished, amber-colored pressed glass and features a three-dimensional relief decoration with large, stylized flowers – a typical motif of the French Art Deco aesthetic, combining elegance and modernity.

The glass is satin-finished (frosted) and exhibits a soft light diffusion that beautifully accentuates the depth of the relief structure. The vase looks exceptionally elegant both as a standalone decorative object and as a vessel for floral arrangements.

Manufacturer: Espaivet, Made in France
Date of origin: approx. 1930–1940
Style: Art Deco / French pressed glass
Material: Frosted glass
Color: Amber / Honey yellow
Decoration: Geometric relief with diamond and line patterns
Dimensions: approx. weight 2 kg, height 26 cm, diameter 20 cm
Condition: good, with age-related wear and tear - small chips on the edge - see photos

The Espaivet glassworks was part of the burgeoning French glass industry in the early 20th century, producing high-quality pressed glass objects in the Art Deco style. This style, popular between the 1920s and 1940s, combined luxurious materials, clean symmetry, and stylized decoration. Espaivet glass objects are distinguished by their craftsmanship, harmonious proportions, and decorative surface texture.

Ideal for vintage interiors, mid-century arrangements, or as a stylish accent in modern spaces. Its amber-colored glass harmonizes particularly well with warm colors and natural light.

An authentic piece for collectors and lovers of timeless glass art.