A PAIR OF BROCARD '1871 EXPOSITION' ENAMELED GLASS BOTTLE VASES
A PAIR OF BROCARD '1871 EXPOSITION' ENAMELED GLASS BOTTLE VASES

SIGNED AND DATED IN IRON-RED SCRIPT BROCARD PARIS 1871 EXPOSITION

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A PAIR OF BROCARD '1871 EXPOSITION' ENAMELED GLASS BOTTLE VASES
SIGNED AND DATED IN IRON-RED SCRIPT BROCARD PARIS 1871 EXPOSITION
Of bottle form with a tall knopped neck, each enameled overall with white and blue flower-heads on a rich foliate copper-colored arabesque ground, set on a short flaring foot
20¼ in. (51.5 cm.) high (2)

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Philippe-Joseph Brocard (1867-1896) specialized in the production of imitations of Medieval and Islamic glass, gaining critical acclaim when first exhibited in 1867 at the Paris Exposition, and subsequently at the 1873 Vienna World's Fair and 1878 Paris Exposition. In 1886 he was presented with a gold medal at the Exposition de l'Union Centrale, and five years later was awarded a patent for 'a new procedure for the application of enamels to glass and metal foil.'

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