Timeline

1902 - 1908

Charles Schneider designed for Daum after training under Emile Gallé

1913

Schneider Frères & Wolf founded by brothers Ernest and Charles Schneider with Henri Wolf at Épinay-sur-Seine

1918 - 1921

Gaston Hoffmann designed etched patterns for Verreries Schneider

1918 - 1932

Schneider Glassworks designs

1918

Le Verre Français introduced as a less expensive line of glass than the luxury Schneider brand

1920 - 1929

Maurice Dufrêne contributed designs

1926 - 1933

Company's fortunes begin to decline; firm closed before World War II, later reopened by Charles's son Robert Schneider

1926

Verrerie de Compiègne founded by David Guéron, began producing plagiarized copies of Schneider designs under marque Degué

1931

Factory closed

1932

Litigation between Degué and Verreries Schneider concluded, leaving both companies in poor financial states

1938

Verreries Schneider went bankrupt

1952 - 1953

Charles Schneider died

1981

Company operations ceased