Very Rare De Vez Art Nouveau Cameo Glass Vase with Etched Floral Decor
By Devez
Located in Bochum, NRW
De Vez Cameo Glass Vase with Birds and Floral Décor, Early 20th Century An elegant early 20th‑century cameo glass vase signed De Vez, finely executed with acid‑cut and hand‑etched de...
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French Art Nouveau DeVez Dragonfly Cameo Glass Vase
By Cristallerie de Pantin, Devez
Located in London, GB
Nicely signed Devez in cameo see image 3 Pantin was one of the great Paris based glass works, they signed most of their Cameo glass Devez.
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DeVez Cameo Glass Vase with Mallards
By Devez
Located in Tunbridge Wells, GB
Heading : DeVez cameo glass vase with mallards Date : c1910 Origin : Crystallerie de Pantin, St Denis, Paris Bowl Features : Pale blue, lilac, and green cameo glass depicting a malla...
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Art Nouveau Vermilion Hibiscus Etched Glass Cameo Vase signed by Devez
By Devez
Located in New York, NY
Cameo signature Devez. Excellent condition. Circa 1900.
Art Nouveau Vermilion Wisteria Etched Glass Cameo Vase signed by Devez
By Devez
Located in New York, NY
Cameo signature Devez. Excellent condition. Circa 1900.
Art Nouveau Prussian Blue Etched Glass Cameo Vase signed by Devez
By Devez
Located in New York, NY
Cameo signature Devez. Excellent condition. Circa 1900.
Art Nouveau Etched Glass Cameo Vase signed Devez
By Devez
Located in Toronto, CA
This is an exquisite, petite, early 20th-century cameo glass vase, hand etched with a Japanese inspired scene, including distant mountains, a lake, and cascading willow branches, fl...
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Rare French Cameo Glass Lamp by Devez, 1900-1930
By Devez
Located in Phoenix, AZ
This original French cameo glass lamp was made circa 1900-1930 and has great color.
Glass
Signed Cristallerie de Pantin Devez French Cameo Art Glass Vase
By Cristallerie de Pantin, Devez
Located in Newport, NH
Description: Cristallerie de Pantinart French cameo art glass vase decorated with a harbour scene, signed Devez, as shown.
Art Glass
Devez Quadrafold Cameo Vase
Located in Charleston, SC
Ovoid Quadrafold Bowl in Lemon Yellow Decorated with Red Grapes and Crimson with Brown Overlay Leaves. Signed in the Cameo, "Devez."
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