3343 - 3344 – Enamelled jug attributed to FT Legras End of 19th century

3343 - 3344 – Enamelled pitcher attributed to FT Legras Late 19th century, typical of the productions of the Verreries & cristalleries de Saint Denis Pantin and the Quatre Chemins réunies whose director at the age of 27 was the master glassmaker François Théodore Legras (1839-1916), this enamelled blown glass pitcher in the shape of a ewer is in good condition. No cracks or chips. Heavily enamelled polychrome decoration with lily of the valley motifs and gold highlights. Presence of air bubbles trapped during blowing. Trace of the polished pontil. Height 270 mm x 130 mm. Weight 800 g. Careful and tracked shipping. For information, another similar one from the same place is being put up for sale at the same time. The opportunity to own a pair.