Daum Crystal Art Glass 1950's Elongated Scalloped Edge Centerpiece Bowl, 16 5/8"

Daum is a renowned French crystal and glassmaking company, known for its Art Nouveau and Art Deco glasswork. Founded in 1878 in Nancy, France, Daum is famous for its innovative techniques. Daum was founded by Jean Daum, a financier who took over a struggling glassworks in Nancy, France. His sons, Auguste and Antonin Daum, later transformed the business into an artistic glassmaking company, inspired by the Art Nouveau movement. By the 1920s, Daum transitioned to Art Deco designs, incorporating more geometric patterns and modernist influences. After World War II, Daum shifted from traditional glass to high-end crystal production. Today, Daum is one of the most prestigious crystal manufacturers, specializing in limited-edition sculptures, vases, and luxury decorative art. The freeform, sculptural design of this piece is mid-century modern crystal works, a style popular with Daum in the 1950s1970s. Daum produced similar organic, flowing designs during this time, often inspired by nature and abstract forms. The "Daum France" signature is etched in script or cursive, which is typical for the 1950s1970s. · All items are used/vintage/antique. Please expect normal wear and tear. · I have done my best to describe any nicks, cuts, scrapes, cracks etc. Please examine the pictures carefully (they are part of the description) and ask any questions before making an offer.