Ambers

Since Art Nouveau, color amber embodies one of the most iconic signatures of the House of Daum.

Golden carps

Regular price 3 250 €

Jean-François Leroy Cheetah

Regular price 5 990 €

Michel Coste Marine

Regular price 11 800 €

Cavalcade Large vase

Regular price 18 000 €

Marie-Paule Deville-Chabrolle Pénélope

Regular price 16 500 €

Jean-François Leroy Small elephant

Regular price 985 €

Ginkgo Medium vase

Regular price 1 390 €

Dragon eight

Regular price 1 360 €

Ganesha

Regular price 2 190 €

Tiger

Regular price 2 500 €

Jérôme Mesnager Homme en blanc

Regular price 7 200 €

Ginkgo Bowl

Regular price 2 700 €

Owl on book

Regular price 420 €

Jérôme Mesnager Love Dance

Regular price 3 850 €

Cavalcade Chess set

Regular price 29 900 €
Vase en cristal Daum Zhao Ambre de Paul Beckrich 8 ex, design élégant avec finition ambrée, reflet lumineux.
Exceptional piece

Paul Beckrich Zhao

Regular price 125 000 €

Jean-Louis Sauvat Balthazar

Regular price 25 900 €

Ganesh blessing

Regular price 2 070 €

Madeleine Van der Knoop Faucon Saker

Regular price 18 600 €

Lakshmi XL

Regular price 36 900 €

Jean-Philippe Richard Eugénie

Regular price 2 890 €

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This warm and vibrant shade, between gold and honey, intensely reveals the magic of crystal paste .

Born from chromatic research conducted in the workshops of Nancy at the turn of the 20th century, it embodies all the sensuality of light passing through matter. Amber is much more than a color: it is an emotion, a timeless glow that enhances the iconic themes of crystalware—the flower , the horse , the woman , and even living nature . Under the influence of fire and expertise, it reveals infinite nuances, oscillating between golden transparency and amber depth.

Over the decades, this sun-kissed hue has become a symbol of Daum's identity , evoking the warmth of Nancy's light and the vitality of nature that the House has celebrated for over a century. Through amber and its 47 other colors, Daum continues to express the poetry of materials and the beauty of a living, eternally illuminated art.