Biscuit bucket also called biscuit maker Joma

From the art deco era, this pretty biscuit bucket also called biscuit maker, in good condition. No cracks or sparkles, just the chrome frame a little worn with stripes of normal use. It is made of yellow-orange glass imitating a hand-painted sunset of a mountain lake décor surrounded by its luxurious ripisylve and birds in flight signed "joma". This brand appeared in the 1930s. It was produced by the factory of joseph bourdieu and max durand located in the paris region, in montreuil. The exhibition store was in paris in the 10th arrondissement. Joma comes from the anagram between the first names of joseph's two "olympic" and max's "ma." bourdieu and durand's business developed between 1927 and 1947. The many photos end this description. Very neat shipping and followed in relay point when possible.