Beautiful jug in acid-etched marbled glass and antique style or glass paste with added handle or knob designed by George de Feure and probably produced by Daum France glassworks around the 1930s.
The pitcher has a small hairline crack on the inside, near the top handle. This flaw does not affect its use and is barely noticeable. It is a good option for those who want this lovely pitcher for decorative purposes, as it is offered at a very good price and the flaw does not detract from its overall beauty. Otherwise, it is in excellent condition and features a beautiful combination and gradient of colors. Each piece is unique in shape and color.
Signed acid-etched "G. de Feure" on the base.
Weight: 1.2 kg approx.
Measurements:
Height - 17.5 cm approx.
Diameter - 16 cm approx.
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