LE VERRE FRANCAIS "Scarabs"
Circa 1921-1923
Double glass vase decorated with br…

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LE VERRE FRANCAIS

"Scarabs" Circa 1921-1923 Double glass vase decorated with brown beetles engraved in brilliant reserve on an orange background. Signed "Le Verre Français" on the foot. H : 30 cm A "Beetles" double layer glass vase by Le Verre Français, with a brown etched decor of insects on an orange background. Signed "Le Verre Français" on the feet. H : 11,81 inch Bibliography : - Gérard Bertrand: "Schneider Maître Verrier", Editions Faton, 1995, decor referenced and reproduced on pages 52 and 53.

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