Glass Vase by Andre Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Glass vase by Andre Thuret Circa 1950 in perfect condition Signed at its base Origin France.
Vintage 1950s French Art Deco Glass
Art Glass
Glass Vase by Andre Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Glass vase by Andre Thuret Circa 1950 in perfect condition Signed at its base Origin France.
Art Glass
$5,400
H 2.76 in W 6.7 in D 4.73 in
Two Handblown Glass Candlestick Holders by Andre Thuret (sold as a pair)
By André Thuret
Located in Long Island City, NY
André THURET (1898-1965) - A pair of fine clear glass candlesticks with inclusions of metal oxides Signed on bottom with diamond point: Andre Thuret Dimensions listed are the large...
Glass
André Thuret Sculptural Bowl with Violet Inclusions
By André Thuret
Located in Long Island City, NY
André Thuret (1898–1965) was a pioneering French glass artist whose background in science deeply informed his artistic practice.
Glass
$2,824Sale Price / set|25% Off
French Celadon Art Deco Tea and Coffee Set by Marcel Goupy Edited by Rouard 12 p
By Marcel Goupy
Located in Crespières, FR
Marcel Goupy's works were among many prestigious names such as Delaherche, Decoeur, Mayodon and Lenoble for ceramics, Dunand for silverware, and René Lalique, Maurice Marinot, Henri ...
Earthenware
André Thuret Beautiful Vase
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Rare color André Thuret vase signed and dated 1940 or 1948.
Glass
André Thuret, Art Deco Vase
By André Thuret
Located in Monte Carlo, MC
André Thuret An Art Deco Vase Clear glass internally decorated with red inclusions
Glass
André Thuret Exceptionally Large Bowl, circa 1940
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Signed André Thuret.
Andre Thuret Art Deco Vase with Gold Inclusions
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Andre Thuret Art Deco Vase with Gold Inclusions
Glass
Sculptural 1940s French Andre Thuret Art Glass Bowl
By André Thuret
Located in Washington, DC
Sculptural 1950's French Andre Thuret Art Glass Bowl
Substantial Navarre Glass Vase Possibly by Andre Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in London, GB
An exceptionally heavy and thickly hand blown and layered Navarre glass vase in two colours, most probably by Andre Thuret.
Blown Glass
Andre Thuret Art Deco Internally Decorated Bowl, circa 1940
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Andre Thuret Art Deco Internally Decorated Bowl, circa 1940
Crystal Vase by André Thuret
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Crystal vase by André Thuret, 1950s-1960s. Measures: H 25 cm, D 19 cm.
Crystal
French Art Deco Glass by Thuret
Located in New Orleans, LA
A dramatic handled bowl attributed to André Thuret, one of the first and finest modern French Art Deco glass artists.
Boulle clock with shelf, marked THURET PARIS
By André Thuret
Located in Milano, IT
Early 1900's French Boulle Clock. A true masterpiece of craftsmanship, this exquisite timepiece is a symphony of chiseled and gilded bronze, adorned with the richness of imitation to...
Brass, Bronze
Vase by Andre Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in Pompano Beach, FL
Engraved, Andre Thuret.
Art Deco Vase by Andre Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in New York, NY
Fine & rare Art Deco crystal Vase with inclusions of metal oxides by Andre Thuret (1898-1965) Signed on bottom with diamond point: Andre Thuret See: Modern glass by Ada Polak...
Crystal
Rare & Important Art Deco Crystal Vase by Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in New York, NY
Art Deco Crystal vase with inclusions of metal oxides Signed on bottom with diamond point "ANDRE THURET"
Crystal
Vase By Andre Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in Toronto, ON
Signed Andre thuret. Made in France
André Thuret Vase ca. 1940
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Rare thick plain glass vase with green metallic inclusions. Engraved «André Thuret». Circa 1940. Andre Thuret was one of the first modern French Studio glass artists, contempora...
Glass
Andre Thuret Red Bowl Circa 1940
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Andre Thuret Red Bowl Circa 1940 Engraved signature.
Blown Glass
Small Glass Bottle by André Thuret
By André Thuret
Located in Janvry, Essonne
Free shape small bottle in white plain moulded glass,with included pink & golden oxides;Engraved signature"André Thuret"
Vase by André Thuret, France, early 20th century
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
Vase by André Thuret (1898-1965) Hot-pinched with curved projections, in thick translucent glass Signed “André Thuret” below the base
Glass
Andre Thuret with dark red metal oxide inclusions
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
A vase in thick translucent glass with dark red metal oxide inclusions. Engraved signature «André Thuret». Circa 1950.
André Thuret, Heavy Glass Bowl with Red Inclusions, C. 1930
By André Thuret
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Departing from the dainty glassware popular in the 1930s, André Thuret harnessed his background in molecular chemistry to capture the fluidity of glass in his heavy biomorphic vessels.
Glass, Art Glass, Blown Glass
Sold
H 4.73 in W 6.3 in D 4.73 in
André Thuret Art Deco Vase with Internal Dust and Red Spots, circa 1940
By André Thuret
Located in Paris, FR
André Thuret Art Deco Vase with internal dust and red spots, circa 1940
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