Curt SCHLEVOGT Vase Art GLASS Bas Relief ART DECO naked woman Czech Republic

  

Height: 12.5 cm; Diameter: 7.5 cm. Glass vase, worked in bas-relief with half-naked women, unsigned, datable between 1920 and 1960. The vase, although unsigned, can easily be attributed to Curt SCHLEVOGT, a world-renowned artist who often created very similar vases to this one. Most of these vases were not signed.

Useful information for evaluating the object. A magnificent vase, in the Art Deco style, offered at an advantageous price. Information about the artist and/or manufacturer. Curt Slevogt was born in the United States in 1869 and died in 1959.

An artist of Czechoslovak origin, he mainly worked in Europe in the Austrian Secessionist movement. PORCELAIN, CERAMICS, TERRACOTTA, BRONZES, PAINTINGS, FURNITURE, GLASS AND MUCH MORE SUCH AS, FOR EXAMPLE. My name is Gabriele, an art lover, since my early days I started collecting paintings, porcelain, bronzes, glass, ceramics, etc. Over time, I have gained a vast experience and a very refined taste in recognizing beauty, and then, little by little, I have also passed it on to my son Nicolò.

Today, I have decided, with the help of my son, to sell my entire collection, created over more than 35 years of research and selection of beauty, art, and objects with an ancient taste, made with high-quality materials and with love and dedication. I will certainly earn less, but it is still better than entrusting everything to auction houses that I do not know and that often undervalue items to attract buyers by playing on price increases and leaving all the risk of a sale below the real value in the hands of others.

The owner of the object. Then I should transport the items here and there, even abroad, then come back to retrieve the unsold ones, too many problems, too much time, too many expenses!!

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