A pair of Brocard gilded and enamelled long-necked glass bottle vases, Paris, 19th/20th century

each of compressed globular form with long slender tapering neck and collar with everted lip, on a high conical flared foot, the green tinted glass enamelled and gilt with three large medallions around the main body filled with interlacing arabesques, the interstices filled with detailed scrolling vegetation, various geometric bands around the neck, including one with foliate scrolls, signed at the top of the foot

Both in overall good condition, some rubbing to surface resulting in minor losses of gilding, as viewed.
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A singular example of the present vases sold in these rooms 6 October 2010, lot 372.