François-Théodore Legras landscape vase in opaline acid-etched glass, France, circa 1900–1915. This elegant Art Nouveau vase features a finely executed enamelled landscape décor with trees and lakeside scenery, delicately rendered over a warm amber-to-yellow gradient opaline ground. The cylindrical form with gently flared rim and textured green base is characteristic of Legras scenic production. The decoration is acid-etched and hand-enamelled, creating depth and atmospheric perspective typical of the Saint-Denis workshop. Landscape-decorated Legras vases of this height range are especially sought after by collectors of French Art Nouveau glass, combining decorative presence with refined naturalistic imagery. Condition: excellent, no chips or cracks observed Material: opaline glass with acid-etched and enamelled décor Origin: France Era: circa 1900–1915 Dimensions: height 27 cm; top diameter 9 cm; base diameter 11 cm Weight: approx. 800 g (3 kg with professional packaging) The item will be professionally packed for safe shipping.