Gallé Vase With Aquatic Decoration - Height 27 Cm

Magnificent Gallé Soliflore Vase with Water Lilies and Aquatic Vegetation (1904-1936) This superb soliflore vase, produced by the prestigious Établissements Gallé between 1904 and 1936, is an emblematic piece of Art Nouveau. The vase features a vibrant color gradient, going from a luminous green at the top to a deep blue at the base, evoking a body of water. The multi-layered decoration, characteristic of Gallé's acid etching technique, depicts a poetic aquatic landscape. Water lilies (lotus flowers) and their large leaves float delicately on the surface of the water suggested at the base of the vase. Above, long stems and stylized foliage of aquatic plants rise, creating a graceful and natural composition. The patterns are finely detailed and blend harmoniously with the color gradient, creating a lovely contrast between the transparency of the glass and the opacity of the engraved shapes. The embossed "Gallé" signature, discreetly placed on the lower part of the vase, attests to its authenticity and its provenance from the renowned workshops of Émile Gallé, a major figure of the École de Nancy. This vase, with its elegant shape and refined naturalistic decoration, is a sought-after collector's item, perfect for bringing a touch of history and art to any interior. Height: 27 cm Very good condition