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LEGRAS Open-necked, slightly flattened ball-shaped vase in frosted glass with stylized floral decoration enhanced by polychrome enamels. Signed Legras. H: 9.5 cm - D: 9.5 cm

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LEGRAS Open-necked, slightly flattened ball-shaped vase in frosted glass with stylized floral decoration enhanced by polychrome enamels. Signed Legras. H: 9.5 cm - D: 9.5 cm

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