Legras & Cie. - François-Théodore Legras - Vase - Glass, Multilayer blown glass (or mass-tinted multilayer glass) with a gradient background, featuring a - Circa 1910-1920

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Art Nouveau enamelled glass vase, blown multi-layer glass with a gradient ground and a foliage and berries decor, signed Legras & Cie from Saint-Denis, France, circa 1910–1920, height 27 cm, diameter 24 cm, mint condition.

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François-Théodore Legras - Grand Art Nouveau enamelled glass vase "Leaves and Berries" (Mint) / Large Art Nouveau Enamelled Glass Vase
Circa 1910-1920

Splendid and rare large spherical Art Nouveau vase from the period (circa 1900-1910), signed by the famous French firm Legras & Cie (Saint-Denis glassworks). The piece features remarkable polychrome enamelling on blown multilayer glass, depicting a botanical decor of leafy branches and berries (rose hips) on a nuanced yellow and orange background. The lip is hot-worked and lobed, and the body presents a characteristic relief. This vase is in mint condition (nearly new / flawless), making it an exceptional piece for an exacting Art Nouveau-era collector.

Format / Region / Glass & Condition:
Origin / Region: France (Saint-Denis glassworks)
Glass Type: Multilayer blown glass with gradient background and polychrome enamel decor
Condition: Mint condition / Pristine preservation (vibrant colors, enamel intact, no chips at the rim)
Signature: Signature "Legras" clearly visible in enamel on the body
Serenity Shipping / Secure Packaging: Ultra-secure shipping with double crate (box-in-box), reinforced protection of the lobed rim with professional padding and ad valorem insurance covering the full value of the piece.

Splendid and rare large spherical Art Nouveau vase (circa 1900-1910), signed by the famous French maker Legras & Cie (Saint-Denis glassworks).

This piece features remarkable polychrome enamelling on blown layered glass, depicting a botanical decor of leafy branches and berries against a shaded yellow and orange background. The hot-worked lobed rim and body showcase high-end craftsmanship. This item is in mint condition (flawless/pristine), making it a prime acquisition for demanding collectors of French Art Nouveau glass.

Format / Region / Glass & Condition:
Origin / Region: France (Saint-Denis glassworks)
Glass Type: Blown layered glass with gradient tint and polychrome enamel decor
Condition: Mint condition / Flawless preservation (vibrant colors, intact enamel, pristine rim)
Signature: Clearly visible "Legras" enamel signature on the body

Serenity Shipping / Secure Packaging: Ultra-secure shipping featuring double-box packaging, reinforced protection specifically for the delicate lobed rim, and full insurance coverage for the item's total value.

François-Théodore Legras - Grand Art Nouveau enamelled glass vase "Leaves and Berries" (Mint) / Large Art Nouveau Enamelled Glass Vase
Circa 1910-1920

Splendid and rare large spherical Art Nouveau vase from the period (circa 1900-1910), signed by the famous French firm Legras & Cie (Saint-Denis glassworks). The piece features remarkable polychrome enamelling on blown multilayer glass, depicting a botanical decor of leafy branches and berries (rose hips) on a nuanced yellow and orange background. The lip is hot-worked and lobed, and the body presents a characteristic relief. This vase is in mint condition (nearly new / flawless), making it an exceptional piece for an exacting Art Nouveau-era collector.

Format / Region / Glass & Condition:
Origin / Region: France (Saint-Denis glassworks)
Glass Type: Multilayer blown glass with gradient background and polychrome enamel decor
Condition: Mint condition / Pristine preservation (vibrant colors, enamel intact, no chips at the rim)
Signature: Signature "Legras" clearly visible in enamel on the body
Serenity Shipping / Secure Packaging: Ultra-secure shipping with double crate (box-in-box), reinforced protection of the lobed rim with professional padding and ad valorem insurance covering the full value of the piece.

Splendid and rare large spherical Art Nouveau vase (circa 1900-1910), signed by the famous French maker Legras & Cie (Saint-Denis glassworks).

This piece features remarkable polychrome enamelling on blown layered glass, depicting a botanical decor of leafy branches and berries against a shaded yellow and orange background. The hot-worked lobed rim and body showcase high-end craftsmanship. This item is in mint condition (flawless/pristine), making it a prime acquisition for demanding collectors of French Art Nouveau glass.

Format / Region / Glass & Condition:
Origin / Region: France (Saint-Denis glassworks)
Glass Type: Blown layered glass with gradient tint and polychrome enamel decor
Condition: Mint condition / Flawless preservation (vibrant colors, intact enamel, pristine rim)
Signature: Clearly visible "Legras" enamel signature on the body

Serenity Shipping / Secure Packaging: Ultra-secure shipping featuring double-box packaging, reinforced protection specifically for the delicate lobed rim, and full insurance coverage for the item's total value.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
2248 g
Specific region of origin
Saint Denis
Title additional information
Circa 1910-1920
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
François-Théodore Legras
Material
Multilayer blown glass (or mass-tinted multilayer glass) with a gradient background, featuring a, Glass
Manufacturer/brand
Legras & Cie.
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
27 cm
Width
24 cm
Depth
0 cm
Diameter
24 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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