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3D prints based on designs by H.P Berlage, A.D Copier

2014

photography Pieter Vandermeer

In the world of Dutch glass, few collaborations are more famous than those of Andries Dirk Copier (1901-1991) and Italian Lino Tagliapietra (1934). On a quest to learn more about Italian glass techniques and design, Copier traveled to Murano, where he met Tagliapietra. During the years that followed, the two craftsmen experimented with various Italian glass techniques applied to sober Dutch design, creating some truly extraordinary pieces that are much coveted by collectors.

Although pieces by the two prolific artists have found their way to our auction house before, we are always thrilled to see another example of their inspiring collaboration. This piece is no different: with white-and-black filigrana and a dramatically downwards flaring neck, this vase implies a visual movement that reminds one of a living creature rather than cool glass. The two artists’ exquisite craftsmanship is apparent in every inch of its glossy surface, making it a strong statement piece in any collection or interior.

To be offered during our online auction of November 22nd, 2020.

#veilinghuispeerdeman #utrechtauctions #copier #tagliapietra #murano #dutchdesign #glassdesign #linotagliapietra #andriescopier

SOLD - Beautiful Leerdam vase with enclosed air bubbles. Designed by A.D. Copier, produced around the 1970s by glass factory Leerdam. Andries Copier (1901—1991) was a Dutch designer, goldsmith, ceramist and best known as a glass artist.

Condition: In good condition

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#andriescopier #leerdamglass #bubblevase

#mijndetailvandedag Trappenhuis met glaskunstwerk van Andries Copier in het vm. bankgebouw van de Rotterdamsche Bank (nu boekhandel Donner). Het gebouw werd ontworpen door architect Mertens en geopend in 1949. De ramen van Copier herinneren aan het Rotterdam van voor de oorlog.

#rijksmonument #cultureelerfgoed
#donner #andriescopier
#wederopbouwkunst #wederopbouwrotterdam #wederopbouwarchitectuur

Willem Heesen verre soufflé H. 40 cm L.23 cm #williamheesen #leerdam #andriescopier #valkema #oudehorn #sarspoteries #jeanpierreumbdenstock #coburg #lipofsky #complementdobjet #denisgoudenhooft

Passed lots from our Art & Design auction this past Sunday are now online for direct purchase including buyer's premium along with additional material from recent sales. We have a wide variety of items available at different price points.

Shown here in order are the following from Art & Design on June 28: R. Williamson & Co., hanging light fixture (Lot 257; $2,000); Andries Dirk Copier for Leerdam, 'Serica' vase (Lot 441; $750); Aaron Douglas, 'The Junk Man', 1955 (Lot 16; $1,875); Antonio Pineda, cufflinks (Lot 348; $156); Lundy Siegriest, 'Boy Frightened by Screams of His Mother', circa 1955 (Lot 6; $625); Joe D'Urso for Knoll, side table (Lot 474; $2,500)

Graniver, ook wel ‘glasgraniet’ en ‘steenglas’ genoemd, is een geperste glassoort. Het materiaal is in 1921 door de Glasfabriek Leerdam als nieuw product op de markt gebracht. Graniver werd gemaakt door gemalen glas (meestal flessenglas) en zand te verhitten tot een temperatuur waarbij het glas smelt, maar het zand niet.

Hierdoor lijkt het glas op graniet. Het is toegepast in vierkante tegeltjes voor vloeren en gevelbekleding. Het enige dat nog ontbreekt in mijn graniver verzameling is de rode vierkante pot. Dus mocht je deze ooit ergens tegenkomen dan zou ik het zeer waarderen als je mij hierover informeert. Hartelijke groet. Bert. #graniver #artdeco #leerdam #glasfabriek #andriescopier

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