Legras, monumental Art Deco vase

Circa 1920's. Art Deco. Made in France is this wonderful floor vase signed LeGras. Having a pink acid cut body decorated with darker red cameo hydrangea flowers. 16" tall, very good condition.

Monumental cameo glass vase by Legras in a cluthra type glass of brown, greenish-yellow and white cased with crystal. Art Deco fruit and leaf pattern in brown. Signed "Legras" in cameo on the side. Co

French. 1920s. Glass. Signed, Legras vase with vibrant Art Deco colours and bold design. Signed, "Legras". 13" x 8.25" x 8.25".

Legras Art Deco vases, set of two France, c. 1920glass 5.5 h x 5.25 dia in (14 x 13 cm) 3.375 h x 3.875 dia in (9 x 10 cm) Molded signature to body of each example 'Legras'.

Legras Art Deco vase displaying chevron vines and cone shape flowers enameled in cobalt blue displayed over a frosted waterfall-like textured backdrop. Measures 8 3/4 inches by 5 inches across. Cameo

Monumental Daum Art Deco vase is done in deep smoky amber glass. The trumpet-shaped vase rests on a heavy square base. Deep acid-textured panels set between the clear amber glass ribs. Vase is signed

French Legras Art Deco glass vase. 7 1/8 H x 4 1/8 W. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1) UPS store1937- David Reiser -754-263-0780, auctions1937@gmail.com, 2)

Legras & Degus Art Deco Vases Dimensions: Larger 9.25" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

Monumental French Art Deco vase is signed "le Verre Francais", circa 1925-1927. Condition: (Mint). Dimensions: 13 - 3/4" x 7 - 1/2" x 7 - 1/2".

Nice Legras Art Deco cameo vase wearing an emerald green cape resembling locust wings that alternate with scalloping. The design is set before a frosted "water fall" backdrop on a triangular form body

Legras Art Deco cameo vase with maroon enameled blossoms over a textured surface with the appearance of snow within. Height 4 3/4 inches. Enamel signature. Excellent condition.

Signed Legras art deco glass vase. Emerald green measuring 5 1/2" tall and 5 1/4" dia. Good condition overall.

Legras, France Art Deco Glass vase. 14 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. Local Pick up call one day before to make an appointment. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIPPERS : 1) UPS store19

Legras Vase Art Deco" French Art Nouveau glass vase Engraved signature on side, Legras. Dimensions H 5 in. x Dm 3 in. H 13 cm x Dm 7,5 cm

Legras Dark Green Art Deco Glass Vase. Together with French art glass vase. Taller is 6" Condition, some scratches to vase

Legras dark green Art Deco glass vase Approximate Dimensions: 6 inches H by 2.75 inches W, with 2 inch circumference around the top and bottom

DESCRIPTION: Monumental art deco French art glass vase of renowned glassmaker Charles Schneider composed of a black round foot radiating up into a white body imbued with pink striping, a tapered neck

SIGNED ART DECO "LEGRAS" VASE -- ETCHED WITH FLORAL PATTERN ON FROSTED GROUND WITH RED AND BLACK ENAMEL -- SIGNED IN RELIEF -- GOOD CONDITION NO CHIPS CRACKS OR BREAKS -- 8 1/2" H

Monumental Antique Art Deco French Glass Vase  Le Verre Fransais  IN  EXCELLENT CONDITION!!! This wonderful vase is a genuine antique and dates to the art deco period.  It is a large  exampl

A Legras Saint Denis Art Deco glass vase. France c. 1920. Decorated with geometric flowers. Height: 21 cm. Signed Mont Joye.

Engraved & frosted Art Deco vase by Legras.c1930. The vase is approx. 9.5 inches in height and approx 9 inches wide. Auguste Legras, an already experienced glass maker, took over the St Denis glasswor

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco Legras glass vase features folded rim in amber tones with a snowy winter scene depicted along the bottom. unsigned. CIRCA: 1920s-1930s ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: 13.5" W: 4

Legras Art Deco signed Vintage cameo glass Vaseacid cut back glass with blue decorations on a frosted background. Signed Legras and Marked MADE IN FRANCE on bottomApprox 10" tall SHIPPING: Collec

French Art deco vase made in the 1930's by Legras , Auguste LEGRAS was a glass worker who bought the factory at Saint-Denis, near Paris, in 1864. He knew a great success with his famous enameled color