Circa 1920s. Having red and yellow glass with applied orange handles. Bottom is decorated with applied lavender applications. Wonderful Art Deco glass from France. Size: 10" tall x 10" wide. Signed Schneider with vase logo. Condition: very good. Note: Schneider, Charles Schneider (1881-1953), studied art in two of the most prestigious French schools of the Arts. First in the School of Fine Arts in Nancy, then in the elite Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris. While at Nancy, Charles became a "freelancer" for cooperation with Daum. Auguste and Antonin Daum had a very liberal policy for supporting new talent. The Schneider brothers' career at Daum ended abruptly as a new generation of the Daum family took over the enterprise. The brothers were let go; some suppose they were seen as obstacles from the old bastion, others think they had too much influence. It is true that the Schneiders' influence by then had reached far beyond the Daum company. This turn of events was seen as a fabulous opportunity by the brothers to open their own glasswork. In 1913, they officially opened their own glasswork. They made luxury goods, luxury perfume bottles, and related products in all colors for perfumery and pharmaceutical companies.