Antique Art Nouveau Mont Joye Enameled & Gilt Decorated Art Glass Vase

Sevres (French, founded 1756), marked for 1770. An antique French porcelain urn or vase decorated with a green porcelain base, white ground windows featuring heavy floral decoration...

A stunning Art Nouveau era art glass vase produced in Austria or Bohemia. Possibly by Loetz. The vase or cache pot is sculpted bronze decorated with foliage legs and great owl form h...

French, 20th century. A pair of blue opaline bud vases with gold foliate and vine decoration.

Pair, Antique Pink Bristol Glass Painted Enamel Floral Hexagonal Vases. 12.5” h x 6” w Superb pieces with heavy enamel decoration. Note: very minor chip to one vase rim. Other ...

Satsuma ware has been produced since the 1600's and has a very distinct elaborately decorated body often with geometric enamel works throughout. Some of the most elaborate pieces mad...

Baccarat (French, founded 1764), circa 1885. Stunning appearance to this white opaline vase which stands an impressive 15.5" tall and flared wing span of 11.375" wide. The vase has ...

Fantastic art nouveau vase with hand painted enameled and gold flowers and leaves on acid-cut clear textured glass.

Art Nouveau Lavender Dandelion (Taraxacum) Enameled Vase, Attributed to the Mont Joye Glassworks France, Circa 1900s A unique work with the elongated neck and bulbous body resti...

This is an exceptional example of early French Mont Joye art glass. It is Circa 1910. The vase has a floral enameled motif in the form of pansies l...

This is an exceptional example of early French Mont Joye art glass. It is Circa 1910. The vase is large and has a floral enameled motif in the form...

Two Amethyst Art Glass Mont Joye Tall Vases - Features Hand painted Raised Enamel Floral designs and gold gilt details. Additional information: Handmade: Yes Material: Glass T...

Magnificent acid-frosted globular vase, with hemmed neck, bordered with gold powder. Gold highlights and enamelled poppy flowers testify to the unique style and elegance of the creations proposed by François Théodore Legras. Period: 1900 – Art Nouveau Dimensions: Height: 17.5cm x Width: 19cm Signature: Mont Joye Created in 1859, avenue du Président Wilson (formerly avenue de Paris), the glassworks of Saint-Denis are intimately linked to the career of François- Théodore Legras, who was the manager from 1867. Arrived in Saint-Denis at the age of 24, this master glassmaker from the Vosges of modest origins went from simple worker to director of the glassworks in just three years. He constantly modernizes and expands the means of production, mobilizing members of his family and a large workforce, often from his native region. The factory had nearly 1,200 workers at the start of the 20th century. The Legras glassworks and crystalworks offered three main types of production, utilitarian glassware for chemical, pharmaceutical or commercial purposes, creative colored glassware...