Important Oak And Acorn Vase By Emile Gallé Circa 1904 Art Nouveau Era Daum, Muller - 76 Cm
Artist: Emile Gallé
Important and spectacular Art Nouveau vase circa 1904-1908 with oak branches and acorns by the master glassmaker Emile Gallé. Bulb shape with a wide base and a long, slender neck. Rotating decoration in multi-layered glass released with acid in cameo of foliage, branches, twigs and oak acorns in green and brown tones, on a satiny white, orange-green background with brown nuances towards the base and neck. Very contrasting colors and beautiful luminous rendering for this vase of unusual dimensions. Gallé signature with the star in the decoration which allows its dating to be placed between 1904 and 1908.
Perfect original condition, slight friction.
Height: 29,9"
Width at the base: 7,9"
Neck:3,0"
Perfect original condition, slight friction.
Height: 29,9"
Width at the base: 7,9"
Neck:3,0"
6 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Glass paste
Height: 76 cm
Reference (ID): 1607740
Availability: In stock
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