Legras & Cie. - Single-flower vase - mouth-blown glass - Dated 1896
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Elegant Art Nouveau soliflore in hand-blown blue glass from France, circa 1900 by François Théodore Legras; height 21.5 cm, width 11 cm, depth 20.5 cm, weight 425 g, in excellent condition with minimal signs of age.
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Elegant, art-nouveau soliflore vase handmade by François Théodore Legras (1839-1916). Mouth-blown circa 1900 in Paris, Saint-Denis.
Legras is regarded, together with Gallé, Daum and Lalique, as one of the master glassmakers of this period.
Glasswork in blue tones with white accents. Conical shape with ribbed structure and long neck. Heavy, stable base. Total height measures 21.5 cm.
No cracks or damage. Air bubbles are present and a worn pontil at the bottom is noticeable. Excellent condition considering the age.
Soliflore is also listed in the catalog: “Legras; Verrerie artisanale et populaire française”.
Shipped with due care.
Elegant, art-nouveau soliflore vase handmade by François Théodore Legras (1839-1916). Mouth-blown circa 1900 in Paris, Saint-Denis.
Legras is regarded, together with Gallé, Daum and Lalique, as one of the master glassmakers of this period.
Glasswork in blue tones with white accents. Conical shape with ribbed structure and long neck. Heavy, stable base. Total height measures 21.5 cm.
No cracks or damage. Air bubbles are present and a worn pontil at the bottom is noticeable. Excellent condition considering the age.
Soliflore is also listed in the catalog: “Legras; Verrerie artisanale et populaire française”.
Shipped with due care.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
425 g
Title additional information
Dated 1896
Country of origin
France
Material
mouth-blown glass
Style
Art Nouveau
Manufacturer/brand
Legras & Cie.
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
21.5 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
20.5 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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