Featured I think this is deco but no idea who the maker is

I found this at a thrift store today. No marks on it except Made in France embossed on the bottom. Any idea as to the age or maker would be most helpful. Thanks!

 

r u covering the label so we can't see what you paid for it ?
from a thrift store....??

Folks will ask for better pics.....close up of the bottom & the side...

 

I don't see Art Deco.

Debora

 

Don't know if there's any chance of it being Lalique - but it has the style of a Lalique nymph bowl. You can search opalescent lalique nymph bowl and see examples. I'm not qualified to say whether it actually is Lalique or how to tell for sure. I think more likely it's done in the style of Lalique and is a modern copy. Do you see any mold seams anywhere on the bowl? As Komo said, more detailed pics from more angles will be helpful to the people who know.

 

I will do that once there is natural light again

 

I think it is Czechoslovakian meant to copy a Lalique bowl.
https://rlalique.com/rene-lalique-ondines-bowl-images

I used to have a book mark for Desna glass, but the site seems to have gone away.

Adding Barolac is another possibility.

 

It's similar to lalique's "ondine" but the gold rim and textured surface don't spell out lalique original... @clutteredcloset49

Really should post side and bottom views at the very least.

I can see why you bought it

 

Yes, that is what the link I posted goes to. I corrected my post and took out the wrong description.

 

It does have made in France embossed on it which is even more puzzling.

 

According to here:

https://www.realorrepro.com/article/Lalique:

"Made in France" is a sure sign that is a fake/copy. No authentic Lalique pieces were marked "made in france".

 

Could it be this dude?
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/french-edmond-etling-opalescent-art-glass-bowl-w

 

I completely missed you stating this when I looked last night.
Sorry I confused things by stating Czech.

Here is info on Etling. Says his items are always marked Etling France.
http://www.glassencyclopedia.com/Etlinglass.html


The other possibility is Verlys.

http://www.glassencyclopedia.com/Verlysglass.html

 

I found this Verlys glass bowl and it's close
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/large-verlys-art-deco-opalescent-bowl-1781592971

 

Oooo,me likey ! Fess up,how much WAS it ?

 

Sabino glass
I was trying to find comps with metal + has similar texture

Birth of a star Sabino
With nymphs

Sorry for links... To hard to create, crop, etc. In screenshots on my phone.

 

I wondered about Sabino, but 1) it's larger than the Sabino I'm familiar with and 2) couldn't remember the name (Sabino)

 

$50 but there are some imperfections so not sure what its real worth is.

 

I found a comp on ebay - no id and no gilt metalwork. I

@Debora if not art deco, then art nouveau? (metalwork motifs)

 

This is it!!

 

Could it be a Frankenstein in which the metal part was added from another piece?