Vaas met opgesmolten glaspoeder in bruin en oranje c. 1910 - 1915

This Art Nouveau style vase, created by Daum Frères between 1910 and 1915, is a striking example of the "pâte de verre" technique. The vase is made of molten glass powder, which gives it a unique, textured surface with variations of brown and orange hues. Its elegant, slender form with a flaring base enhances the organic, fluid aesthetic characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement, making it a cherished piece of decorative art.