émile Gallé (1846-1904) - Multilayer Glass Soliflore Vase With Plant Decoration.

Émile Gallé (1846-1904) - Multilayer glass soliflore vase with plant decoration

Multilayer glass soliflore vase signed Émile Gallé, featuring an elegant acid-etched vegetal decoration typical of the work of the École de Nancy.

The piece is distinguished by a beautiful harmony of gradated colors, blending green, pink and amber tones, against an opalescent background. The stylized foliage decoration, treated in reserve, offers a subtle interplay between transparency and material, characteristic of Gallé's savoir-faire.

The slender shape of the soliflore, with its rounded body and long, slender neck, accentuates the elegance of the whole and highlights the naturalistic decoration.

Signed Gallé in reserve on the body.

Émile Gallé (1846-1904), a major figure of Art Nouveau and founder of the École de Nancy, is renowned for his richly decorative glass creations, inspired by nature and produced using innovative techniques.

Great collector's item, both refined and decorative, emblematic of late 19th-century artistic production.

Condition: good overall condition, with slight traces of use consistent with age

Technique: acid-etched multi-layered glass

Signature: Gallé, in reserve

Era: late 19th - early 20th century

Dimensions: height 16.5 cm