Gabriel Argy Rousseau, Prized, Pate de Verre Vase with Red Thistles, ca. 1920, Museum Worthy Piece. G. Argy Rousseau páte de verre glass vase of exceptional quality and also rare. Vase stands only 6 x 3 x 3" but the extremely fine quality in the páte de verre method of glassmaking is why this vase is a standout. Pate de Verre is a technique that has been around for centuries but it was artists in France, most definitely G. Argy Rousseau, who raise the bar in artistry. Glass is ground to the same consistency of sugar and that is mixed with a binding solution which becomes a paste. The artistry is the control of colors and designs that truly thrill. Note the colors or the red thistles and leave in this exquisite example. with hints of purples and pinks in the base glass. No chips, cracks or repairs. On underside of base in raised letter is France and the number 23848 "Due to the considerable number of art glass lots, shipping may take 2-4 weeks from the date of payment. We thank you for your patience. We want every piece to arrive safely. Local pick up encouraged." Estimated Value $1,500 - 3,000 From the Premiere Collection of Lori Nelson, Film and Television Actress.
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