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Vase

1893-1894 (made)
Artist/Maker
Ernest-Baptiste Leveillé Glass Workshop (manufacturer)
Place of origin
Paris (made)

Vase, France (Paris), made by Ernest-Baptiste Leveillé glass workshop, 1889-1894

Object details

Category
Glass
Object type
Vase
Materials and techniques
Mould-blown glass, made in two layers, the inner one crackled, with coloured inclusions
Brief description
Vase, France (Paris), made by Ernest-Baptiste Leveillé glass workshop, 1889-1894
Dimensions
  • Height: 17.7cm
  • Maximum width: 8.1cm
Style
19TH CONT
Marks and inscriptions
no mark
Gallery label
Ernest-Baptiste Leveillé had a glass-making and selling business at 74 Boulevard Haussmann, and later in rue Coquillière, Paris. He was a member of the Paris 'art-glass' fraternity and a pupil (later partner) of Eugène Rousseau, one of the movement's founders. This piece was made after 1885 when Leveillé took over Rousseau's workshop. The glass was made, possibly, by either Appert Frères or at Clichy to Léveillé's design and decorated in Paris. This vase is in splashed and mottled glass in imitation of agate.
Bibliographic reference
Arwas,V; Art N - Art deco, Leveille and Rousseau; Beard,G: International Modern Glass
Other number
0706 - Glass gallery number
Collection
Ceramics Collection
Accession number
637-1894

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Record createdDecember 13, 1997
Record URL
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1666/vase-ernest-baptiste-leveillé/
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