Fuchsia Floral Vase
22473
Botanical Elegance in Violet and Crimson
- Dimensions: Height: 5 inches, Width: 2.5 inches, Depth: 2.5 inches
- Material: Acid-etched and hand-enameled cameo glass
- Color Palette: Opalescent white to violet gradient with crimson, rose, and green enamel
- Design: Hanging fuchsia flowers with curling vines and translucent leaves
- Surface: Matte frosted ground with raised, glossy enamel accents
- Signature: Etched “Daum Nancy” with Cross of Lorraine near base
This Daum Nancy acid-etched and enameled glass vase is a luminous celebration of French Art Nouveau design. Delicately crafted with botanical precision, the vase features cascading fuchsia blossoms in vivid shades of crimson, rose, and lavender, hand-painted against a softly frosted ground that transitions from opalescent white to velvety violet. Its elegant cylindrical silhouette and textural contrasts make it a refined work of art glass, ideal for collectors and lovers of nature-inspired design.
Suspended Florals with Organic Rhythm
The vase's surface is adorned with fuchsia blooms that appear to hang gently from golden tendrils, their weightless forms twisting with natural grace. Delicate green leaves arch upward and downward, creating visual movement across the satin-like body. The blossoms—hand-enameled in layered hues—feel suspended in time, capturing both the softness and vitality of real fuchsias swaying in a breeze.
Key Features of the Daum Nancy Fuchsia Vase
- Acid-etched cameo glass body with gradient coloration
- Hand-enameled fuchsia blooms in shades of crimson, rose, and lavender
- Translucent green leaves and gold enamel vines add elegant contrast
- Frosted, matte background enhances depth and ambient glow
- Compact cylindrical form perfect for display or intimate interiors
- Signed “Daum Nancy” with Cross of Lorraine confirming authenticity
Mastery of Light, Texture, and Color
Daum’s signature layering techniques shine through in this piece, blending acid-etched texture with vibrant enamel to create a multi-dimensional surface. The juxtaposition of matte and gloss, soft color shifts, and raised floral details invites the eye to move across the vase’s body in admiration. It’s a quintessential example of École de Nancy craftsmanship—rooted in technical innovation and romantic naturalism.
A Cherished Work of Decorative Art
Signed and meticulously crafted, this Daum Nancy vase stands as both a collectible treasure and a beautiful expression of early 20th-century glass artistry. Its scale makes it perfect for smaller display cases, intimate shelves, or windowsills where light can reveal the violet glow of its frosted body and the fine detail of each flower. Whether added to a curated collection or given as a meaningful gift, it offers timeless elegance and serenity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the Daum Nancy fuchsia vase?
The vase stands 5 inches tall and measures 2.5 inches in both width and depth—ideal for display on small shelves or within glass cabinets.
What materials and techniques are used in this vase?
This vase is crafted from layered cameo glass, acid-etched for textural depth, and hand-painted with enamel to highlight floral and vine details. The surface transitions from matte frost to glossy enamel accents.
What flowers are featured in the design?
The vase features trailing fuchsia blooms—pendulous, bell-shaped flowers rendered in crimson, rose, and lavender enamel with curling green leaves and gold vine tendrils.
Is the vase signed?
Yes, the vase bears the etched signature “Daum Nancy” along with the Cross of Lorraine, verifying its authenticity and origin in the Daum studio of Nancy, France.
Is this a collectible piece?
Absolutely. As a signed work of Daum glass featuring classic Art Nouveau themes and techniques, this vase is highly collectible and desirable among fine art glass collectors.
How should I display or care for this vase?
Display in a location with soft lighting to enhance the gradient coloration. Handle with care and clean gently using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid moisture, direct sunlight, and abrasive materials.
Is this a good gift for a collector or art enthusiast?
Yes, its refined floral motif, compact form, and signed provenance make it an ideal gift for collectors of Art Nouveau glass, botanical art, or French decorative objects.
Does the vase belong to a particular Daum series?
While not part of a numbered series, this vase reflects Daum’s signature style from the early 1900s, showcasing the studio’s focus on natural themes, enamel work, and technical brilliance.
