émile Gallé – Nancy “rose Wild” – Multilayered Glass Vase, Ca. 1905–1908

“Rose Wild ” – Monumental multilayered glass vase, circa 1905–1908

Monumental multilayered glass vase with a flared conical shape and a flowing neck, featuring a remarkable design of cascading maple leaves and samaras in shades of green, yellow, and white.

The design stands out against a transparent background subtly etched with acid, in shades of yellow-green and pink-beige, creating an elegant contrast and highlighting the richness of the glasswork.

Signed “Gallé”* in reserve within the design.

Date: circa 1905–1908
Height: 65 cm / 25.59 in.

This design, particularly well-suited to large vases, was created by Rose Wild (1872–1904), a collaborator of Émile Gallé. It was first produced in 1903 and continued to be made in various forms after the master glassmaker’s death.

A monumental “Rose Wild” multilayer glass vase by Gallé – Nancy, circa 1905–1908. Conical, flared form with an undulating rim, decorated with cascading maple leaves and samaras in shades of green, yellow, and white, set against a transparent, partially acid-frosted background in yellow-green and pink-beige tones.

Signed “Gallé” in reserve within the decoration.

Height: 65 cm / 25.59 in.