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émile Gallé (1846–1904) Art Nouveau Glass Bowl With Bleeding Heart Decoration, Circa 1900
Émile Gallé (1846–1904)
Art Nouveau Enameled and Acid-Etched Glass Bowl with Bleeding Heart Decoration, "Nancy Déposé",
800 Silver Mount, circa 1900
A rare hand-blown glass bowl with a gently polylobed rim, signed Gal-lé in Cameo and bearing the "Nancy Déposé" inscription beneath the base.
Finely acid-etched and enameled with bleeding heart flowers (Dicentra spectabilis), one of Gallé's most celebrated botanical motifs, the deco-ration displays delicate shades of green, pink and white, and gold highlights, characteristic of the artistic refinement achieved by the Gal-lé workshops during the Art Nouveau period.
The bowl is mounted in an elegant naturalistic 800 silver frame, finely chased with floral motifs. The silver bears the 800 standard mark, with no visible maker's mark.
A refined example of French Art Nouveau, combining artistic glassma-king and fine silverwork.
Total weight 308 grs
Art Nouveau Enameled and Acid-Etched Glass Bowl with Bleeding Heart Decoration, "Nancy Déposé",
800 Silver Mount, circa 1900
A rare hand-blown glass bowl with a gently polylobed rim, signed Gal-lé in Cameo and bearing the "Nancy Déposé" inscription beneath the base.
Finely acid-etched and enameled with bleeding heart flowers (Dicentra spectabilis), one of Gallé's most celebrated botanical motifs, the deco-ration displays delicate shades of green, pink and white, and gold highlights, characteristic of the artistic refinement achieved by the Gal-lé workshops during the Art Nouveau period.
The bowl is mounted in an elegant naturalistic 800 silver frame, finely chased with floral motifs. The silver bears the 800 standard mark, with no visible maker's mark.
A refined example of French Art Nouveau, combining artistic glassma-king and fine silverwork.
Total weight 308 grs
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