GLASS VASE France end 1800 1900 Art Nouveau Lily Flowers Gallè Daum Legras style

  

Height: 17,5 cm; Belly diameter: 5,5 cm. Wonderful vase in green glass paste, obtained by adding iron oxides to silica, with floral decorations made by hand in glass paste, unsigned work datable towards the end of the 19th century, made in full Liberty - Art Noveau style in France. Beautiful patina clearly visible on the entire vase and fabulous floral decorations, touching them they seem to be made of sugar. Others attribute it to François Théodore Legras who actually made similar glasses.

Finally, others still, simply speak of Bohemian Art Nouveau glasses and in reality we are more inclined towards this last attribution. PORCELAINS, CERAMICS, TERRACOTTE, BRONZE, PAINTINGS, FURNITURE, GLASS AND MUCH MORE AS, FOR EXAMPLE. For each object there may be multiple advertisements in different countries: USA, Italy, France, United Kingdom, etc.

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