Maurice Marinot (Attributed) Art Deco Glass Vase

Shipping in USA $ 40. Maurice Marinot, (born 1882, Troyes, Fr.—died 1960, Troyes), French painter and glassmaker who was one of the first 20th-century glassworkers to exploit the aesthetic qual

Shipping in USA $ 25 Maurice Marinot was a French artist. He was a painter considered a member of Les Fauves, and then a major artist in glass. Marinot's father was a bonnet maker.

Shipping in USA $ 25 Maurice Marinot (born 20 March 1882 in Troyes, France, died 1960, Troyes) was a French artist. He was a painter considered a member of Les Fauves, and then a major artist in glass

Maurice Marinot Art Glass Vase & Italian blown vase with control bubble, unsure of age and authenticity, largest approx. 6.5" x 7"

1930s Art Deco Glass Fish Vase, Attributed To Pierre D'Avesn. 11" H

5.75" X 4.75" Signed "Marinot" French Art Glass Vase Green Controlled Bubble Design - Extra Thick Glass Has 2" Diameter Opening - Made By Maurice Marinot - Circa 1920's

Set of art glass attributed to Kralik to include a covered multi colored glass dish 6 1/2" tall and an orange and black glass vase with speckled gold flecks 7" tall.

Bohemian Art Deco molded malachite-green glass vase, attributed to Frantisek Pazourek (Czechoslovakian, 1905-1997) for Schlevogt, female figures in relief, with clusters of grapes, on a faceted foot,

Circa 1920 Silver Overlay Satin Black Glass Footed Vase, attributed to Tiffin (US Glass Co., Tiffin, OH) and Rockwell Silver Co. (Meriden, CT) overlay, with parrot and flowering tree decoration, base

Czech, Circa 1935, Attributed To Curt Schlevoht After A Design By Artur Pleva Unmarked. 9 3/4 Inches High. See Photos For Possible Touch-Ups; No Fluorescence Under Black Light. One Tiny Nick At Top Of

pink and black, 7 1/2", unsigned, attributed to Steuben or Schneider , excellent.

vivid red with internal mottled decor, ball form, attributed to Schneider, 7", excellent.

Rare Art Deco black and red enamel art glass vase attributed to Karl Palda, ca. 1930. Hand cut, hand enameled and engraved glass. Very good condition, no chips, cracks, or repairs. Measures approx. 7"

Rare Art Deco black and green enamel art glass vase attributed to Karl Palda, ca. 1930. Hand cut, hand enameled and engraved glass. Very good condition, no chips, cracks, or repairs. Measures approx.

Rare Art Deco black and purple enamel art glass vase attributed to Karl Palda, ca. 1930. Hand cut, hand enameled and engraved glass. Very good condition, no chips, cracks, or repairs. Measures approx.

A Cambridge Glass Company vase shape #402 decorated with an etched pheasant pattern #E736, unmarked. Plus an unmarked Art Deco style pillow vase attributed to Sakier with an etched design. Measure 8 x

attributed Josef Hoffmann (Austrian 1876-1956) for Moser Art Deco smoke gray cut paneled multi-faceted glass vase, unsigned, ground bottom with minor nick 8.25" x 5.25"

Czechoslovakian, 20th century, "Ingrid" art deco vase designed by Artur Pleva, faceted baluster form decorated with female figures in relief, 9-3/8 in.ÿ - Provenance: Private Florida Collection

Attributed to Marcel Goupy (French, 1886-1959) A Vase. Frosted glass vase with hand enameled multi-colored Art Deco inspired flowers and leaves Height: 6.5"

Pedestal Vase, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, Red Cut To Clear, 12" X 4", Engraved Art Deco Design With Panels, Attributed To Val St. Lambert, Personal Collection.

Italy, c. 1920s soffiato glass 9 3/4" x 15" x 11 3/8" Libellula vase attributed to Vittorio Zecchin with flared rim and applied handles on conical base. Tags: artist, art deco, italian, mid century, m

Jean Luce Art Deco gilt and carved cameo glass vase, French School; Signed with incised artist cipher.. 11.25" H. Minor wear to gilding and edges.

Louis Majorelle (1859-1926). A French Art Deco glass vase in an iron frame. Blown mottled orange glass molded to frame. Produced circa 1920. Signed L. Majorelle Daum Nancy.Dimensions: 9.5 X 11.5 X 11.

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