Ancienne Bonbonnière Art Deco In Glass Opalscent Signed A. Hunebelle

  
Ancient art deco candy in opalescent glass circa 1930. Note small ginnings inside the lid (see photos n°11 and 12). Dimensions: height 9 cm - diameter 14.5 cm - weight 1.2 kg. The photos are part of the description. André Hunebelle is a master glassmaker and French director born in 1896 at Meudon, who died in 1985 at Nice. After preparing the polytechnic school, he chose the profession of decorator, designer and then master glassmaker. Between 1927 and 1931, he built his tableware, which he diffused by opening a shop on the avenue des champs-elysées à paris. Of scientific training, andré hunebelle became a glass publisher by passion in the mid-1920s. It has become known especially thanks to the rigorous lines, but always elegant and singular.

Exposed in his luxurious shop, now gone. He is also owed numerous models of vases, cuts and luminaires to moulded decorations. Strictly geometric, original and invoice neat and executed at the choisy-le-roy crystallity.

Its name appears systematically molded on these objects. Either alone or accompanied by R. Cogneville, a sculptor whose collaboration he ensures.

His shop ceased all activity in 1938. After the war, he became involved in the production of films. He started michel audiard in the career of screenwriter and dialoguealist, in which he immediately displayed his very particular sense of departure.

After having made many comedies like "the three Musketeers". He abandoned this genre and turned to the cape and sword film with the film "Le bossu" (1959). Considered as the one who made fun of anonymity. This item is in the category "art, antiques\ xxe objects, recent". The seller is "bigbang_02" and is located in this country: en.

This item can be shipped to the following country: whole world.

1. subtype: box
Period: art deco Material: glass
2. origin: unknown
3. mark: signed
4. type: display object, decorative