Emile Gallé - Glazed Earthenware Planter - Art Nouveau (19th Century)
Artist: Emile Gallé ¨
Emile Gallé - Glazed earthenware planter - Art Nouveau (19th century)
Centerpiece or ship-shaped planter made of fine glazed earthenware from the early Art Nouveau period (circa 1880), created by Emile Gallé (1846–1904)
This ceremonial piece exemplifies the historicist and Japonist period of the Gallé faience workshop, inspired by Far Eastern motifs and the Lorraine Rocaille style.
Signed in red enamel with the factory stamp “EG” / “Déposé Gallé Nancy” with the Cross of Lorraine
Please note a crack extending from the upper rim beneath a festoon (visible in the photo).
On display at Galerie Courcelles Antiquités, 97 rue de Courcelles, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris.
Centerpiece or ship-shaped planter made of fine glazed earthenware from the early Art Nouveau period (circa 1880), created by Emile Gallé (1846–1904)
This ceremonial piece exemplifies the historicist and Japonist period of the Gallé faience workshop, inspired by Far Eastern motifs and the Lorraine Rocaille style.
Signed in red enamel with the factory stamp “EG” / “Déposé Gallé Nancy” with the Cross of Lorraine
Please note a crack extending from the upper rim beneath a festoon (visible in the photo).
On display at Galerie Courcelles Antiquités, 97 rue de Courcelles, in the 17th arrondissement of Paris.
845 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Earthenware
Length: 39 cm
Width: 19 cm
Height: 20 cm
Reference (ID): 1833419
Availability: In stock
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