Beautiful Art Deco vase made by Walther & Söhne in the 1930s, Windsor pattern (the Windsor Pattern range is listed in the 1934 product catalog).
In the shape of a tulip carried by two kneeling young women holding hands. Made of partially frosted smoked pressed glass (the base and the girls).
Dimensions : height 20 cm, length 27.5 cm, width 19 cm, base 18 cm by 10 cm, weight 1.838 kg.
It is in excellent condition, no accidents, figurines intact (you just feel a little roughness when passing your finger over the brow bone of one of the figurines but which seems original), just a little normal wear for its age .
The German company August Walther & Söhne AG (Walther & Söhne for short) was founded in 1888 by August Walther. In 1932 the company merged with Saxonian Glass and was renamed Sachsische Glasfabrik August Walther and Söhne AG. Walther & Söhne are best known for their superb range of Art Deco centerpieces, figurines, bowls and vases, which they made in the 1930s and 40s. They also produced a range of Cloud Glass called "Oralit". Like many German companies, the company was nationalized after the 2nd World War and became VEB Sachsenglas. The company closed in the early 1990s (source: Encyclopedia of 20th Century Glass: https://www.20thcenturyglass.com/).
This superb vase can also be used as a very decorative centerpiece. It can hold flowers as self-sufficient. A beautiful object without a doubt, its little brother was recently sold at DROUOT...
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