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Tiffany Vase?

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11 years ago
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Description

Vase is approximately 12 inches tall. 5 inches in diameter at the top

The markings at the bottom have LC, but could not find anything on line. 

It is in excellent condition

Thank you for your help

Category Glass
Medium Glass
Distinguishing marks See picture
Condition Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item 12" tall 5" diameter at top
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Submitted by Phoenixguy1954

Legras - France - c. 1864 - 1930's

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 colored and  acid engraved glass. In 1897, he bought two others big factories.  His son, Charles Legras, succeed in 1909 and the production was stopped during the WWI.  He reopened in 1919 until 1931 and produced many original new Art Deco works.

Legras & Cie
St Denis, Paris, France (1864 - 1914)
August Jean-Francois Legras. De Varreux. Enamelled and cameo Art Nouveau glass, marked either "Legras", "L & Cie", "Sargel" (Legras backwards), "Leg." (enamelled) or "Mont Joye & Cie". After WWI, merged with Pantin glass works to form Verreries et Cristalleries de St Denis et Pantin Réunies

I wish I could give you a 100% Sold value, or worth value. Prices are so crazy I'm not sure .I guess take the info. you have a come up with a price. and see if you get it..,,Sorry I didn't see the Not for Sale.

maybe this will help someone else..

 

Submitted by scott berry

mont joye  100-150$ vase      not tiffany but still a good quality vase.

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