Centerpiece tray, Jean Luce, 1930s

Thick beveled glass centerpiece tray attributed to Jean Luce (no stamp). 1930s. Reflective mirror background and geometric notches with opaque sandblasted granite background. Protective felt on the back in poor condition and chips of the tin on the edge. Presence of two small accidents in the glass without aesthetic damage (in photo). With its geometric lines and its great presence, this centerpiece brings elegance and refinement. It can also be used as a pocket emptier and why not enhance the lines of a beautiful Scandinavian sideboard. Jean Luce (1895-1964) is known for having transformed tableware by creating models of great modernity. In 2024, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs published an award-winning monograph with Norma editions. His creations are now sought after by collectors. Dimensions: 40 X 2.5 X 25 cm.