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"Emile"
A French Art Nouveau glass and wood footed bowl by Emile Gallé, featuring a multicolored pinched-sided glass bowl in yellow, purple, and green. The bowl sits atop a carved walnut foot with openwork floral design and scrolled base. Pictured in "Meubles et Ensembles Style 1900" by Edith Mannoni, page 54. Provenance: Private collection of Mr. Robert S. Walker.
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Artist: Galle
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| Signed: Gallé |
| Circa: 1900 |
| Dimensions: 3-7/8'''' high x 5-1/4'''' diameter |
| Item #: G-12673 |
| Price: $45,000 – Call: (212) 644-6400 |
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A French Art Nouveau "Rose de France" vase by Emile Gallé. In 1870, Nancy, the home of Gallé was annexed by Germany as a result of the defeat of France in the Franco-Prussian war. Gallé chose to use the motif of the red rose, which only bloomed in the Mt. Saint-Quentin province of Lorraine as a symbol of his strident patriotism. In 1902 a vase from this series was presented to the Russian emperor as a prestigious gift from France. The vase shows Gallé''s innovative technique of glass marquetry which involved the incorporation of glass fragments of various thickness, shapes and colors into the still malleable glass. The multi-layering of glass and the use of metallic foils behind the glass make this piece so exceptional. A similar vase is pictured in: "Gallé", catalogue for the exhibition at le Musée du Luxembourg, Paris, November 1985-February 1986, "Paris: Éditions de la Réunion des muse nationaux", 1985, p. 149.
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Artist: Galle
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| Signed: Gallé |
| Circa: 1900 |
| Dimensions: 4-1/2'''' high x 6-3/4'''' wide x 4-1/2'''' deep |
| Item #: G-14964 |
| Price: Price on Request. Call (212) 644-6400 |
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An Art Nouveau cameo glass and Vienna Faience glazed figural lamp by Emile Gallé and Podany. The porcelain base is formed from three dancing women with outstretched arms holding a garland of pink roses. The blossoms echo the elegant dome-shaped rosy-hued shade. Both the inside and the outside of the shade are decorated with pink and green flowers in carved relief.
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Artist: Gallé
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| Signed: Gallé after a star, base stamped Vienna Faience |
| Circa: 1905 |
| Dimensions: 17-3/4'''' high x 10'''' diameter |
| Item #: G-14895 |
| Price: $12,500 – Call: (212) 644-6400 |
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A French Art Nouveau games table by Emile Gallé, featuring inlaid fruitwood marquetry depicting thistles and card suit symbols. A similar table is pictured in: "Gallé Furniture" by Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha, Woodbridge, Suffolk: Antique Collectors'' Club, 2012, p. 130, plate 1.
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Artist: Gallé
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| Signed: ‘Gallé a Nancy” |
| Circa: 1895 |
| Dimensions: 29-1/2'''' high x 31-3/4'''' wide x 17-1/2'''' deep |
| Item #: F-911 |
| Price: $27,500 – Call: (212) 644-6400 |
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A French Art Nouveau "Ombelle" carved walnut table, by Emile Gallé. The table is decorated with fruitwood marquetry featuring a butterfly alighting on an ombelle blossom and has three carved feet. A similar table is pictured in: "Gallé Furniture" by Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha, Woodbridge, Suffolk: Antique Collectors'' Club, 2012, p. 202, plate 182.
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Artist: Gallé
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| Signed: Galle |
| Circa: 1902 |
| Dimensions: 29-1/2'''' high x 34-1/2'''' wide x 21-1/2'''' deep |
| Item #: F-10889 |
| Price: $19,500 – Call: (212) 644-6400 |
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A French Art Nouveau games table in cedar and walnut by Emile Gallé, featuring inlaid marquetry when closed and open. When closed, the marquetry decoration is of tree branches with buds and flowers and can serve as an end table. Opened, the motif is more foliate. A similar table is pictured in: "Gallé Furniture" by Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha, Woodbridge, Suffolk: Antique Collectors'' Club, 2012, p. 134, plates 8 and 8a.
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Artist: Gallé
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| Signed: Gallé |
| Circa: 1902 |
| Dimensions: 30" high x 22-1/4" wide x 22-1/2" deep (closed); 28-1/2" high x 44-1/2" wide x 22-1/2" deep (open) |
| Item #: F-11482 |
| Price: $25,000 – Call: (212) 644-6400 |
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A French Art Nouveau "Grenouilles" beechwood cabinet by Emile Gallé. This carved cabinet features dragonfly, mushroom, and landscape marquetry decoration, as well as carved frog-leg feet and a pierced dragonfly design in the top gallery. The panel for the key escutcheon is cast in bronze with the complementary pattern (left and right) in carved wood. Similar cabinet pictured in: Art Nouveau Furniture, by Alastair Duncan, p. 74, no. 62. As well as in Emile Gallé, by Philippe Garner, p. 84
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Artist: Émile Gallé
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| Signed: in two areas “E. Gallé |
| Circa: 1900 |
| Dimensions: 62-1/2'''' high x 26'''' wide x 15-1/4'''' deep |
| Item #: F-17486 |
| Price: Price on Request. Call (212) 644-6400 |
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A French cameo and enameled glass vase by Emile Gallé. The vase features bleeding heart flowers with stems and leaves wrapped around and cascading down from the neck of the vase. The decoration is intricately enameled in greens, browns, white and red, all set against a vertically ribbed translucent green glass body. The vase is further enhanced with a textured pattern forming a ground for the cameo flowers. The top of the vase culminates in three sections. A similar vase is pictured in: Glass: Art Nouveau to Art Deco, by Victor Arwas, New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1987, p. 108
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Artist: Gallé
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| Signed: on the side “Gallé” and further marked on the underside with engraved markings “Nancy Depose Ges Gesck” |
| Dimensions: 4'''' diameter x 13'''' high |
| Item #: G-17436 |
| Price: $12,500 – Call: (212) 644-6400 |
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