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H 7.88 in W 6.89 in D 4.49 in
20th Century Blown Crystal with Engravings Bowl "Medicis" by Baccarat, in stock
By Baccarat
Located in Milan, IT
Medicis Vase Presented in Paris in 1878 during the Universal Exposition, this exquisite fan-shaped footed bowl is a replica of a sixteenth century piece, originally in rock crysta...
Crystal
Baccarat Sterling and Crystal Cabochon Medici Necklace
By Baccarat
Located in New York, NY
Presented is a stunning light sky blue crystal and sterling silver necklace by French glass house Baccarat. The necklace is comprised of 15 links of measuring 1 inch square separated...
Crystal, Sterling Silver
Baccarat Crystal vase, gilt bronze frame - Medicis - signed
By Cristalleries De Baccarat
Located in GRENOBLE, FR
A fine, tall Baccarat crystal Medicis-shaped vase set into an ormolu frame.
Crystal, Ormolu
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H 17.72 in Dm 7.88 in
Cut Crystal and Gilt Bronze-Mounted Medici Vase, Probably Baccarat Le Creusot
Located in Berlin, DE
The label is still almost unscathed with the following inprint: STYL/crystal/TAILLE´ MAIN/crystal AU PLOMB“, probably indication of Baccarat le Creusot.
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H 10.83 in Dm 6.89 in
French Pair of Cut Crystal Medicis Vases Attributed to Baccarat, circa 1880
By Cristalleries De Baccarat
Located in Saint Ouen, FR
Beautiful pair of cut crystal called « Pointes de Diamants », « Médicis » vases and fine quality chiseled gilt bronze mounts.
Crystal, Bronze
Pair of Early 19th Century Baccarat Handblown and Cut Crystal Vases
By Baccarat
Located in Charleston, SC
They are on piedouche and Medicis shaped. Baccarat received its first Royal Commision in 1823.
Crystal
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