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Le Verre Francais is one of many types of cameo glass made by the Schneider glass factory in France. The glass was produced by the C. Schneider factory in Apnay-sur-Seine between 1918 and 1933. It is mottled glass, often decorated with floral designs, and bears the cut signature Le Verre Francais. A piece of red, white and blue striped glass, sometimes called a “candy cane”, was placed at the base of the talisman cup as an additional sign. Sometimes both the signature and the striped glass appear. Artist: Le Verre Francais.
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