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Pair of Enamelled Vases with Pheasants by Légras
Item Description
Fine matching pair of Art Nouveau enamelled glass vases by Auguste Légras.
Made in a pinky shade of frosted glass and, depicting on the front, the vividly enamelled cock pheasant standing on grassy ground with a background of fern leaves.
Dating from the early 1900’s and showing the shortened ‘Leg’ mark often used by Légras.
The height is 34 cm.