Art Nouveau Opaline Glass Powder Jar Enameled Relief Bronze Feet Original Puff

Antiquity powder jar crafted in opaline glass during the Art Nouveau period (circa 1900-1910). The spherical body features hand-painted raised enamel decoration depicting lotus blossoms and floral scrolling in pastel blue, pink, and white tones. Mounted on a heavy cast gilt bronze footed base with side rings and completed by a hinged metal rim.

Produced in Western Europe during the belle époque era, this piece demonstrates the refined craftsmanship of turn-of-the-century vanity accessories. The combination of dense opaline glass and high-relief vitreous enamel dots represents classic techniques of French and Bohemian art glass manufacture.

* Period: Art Nouveau (circa 1900-1910)
* Technique / Style: Hand-blown opaline glass, raised enamel relief painting, cast bronze mounting
* Size: Height: 12 cm (4.7 in), Diameter: 13 cm (5.1 in)
* Material: Opaline glass, enamel, bronze, fabric puff with cabochon handle
* Condition: Fine antique condition with age-consistent patina on bronze elements and light wear to original puff

This fully preserved powder jar retains its original powder puff decorated with a gilt metal rosette and a blue cabochon handle. It offers exceptional historical value for collectors of Art Nouveau decorative glass and boudoir antiques.