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An elegant and particularly large Art Nouveau vase made of acid-etched multilayered glass, crafted by Établissements Gallé. It is distinguished by its slender, tapered silhouette, its delicately flared trumpet-shaped neck, and its circular pedestal base.
The vase features a panoramic depiction of a lakeside woodland scene, finely etched through the various layers of glass.
This landscape is part of the naturalist tradition developed by Émile Gallé at the turn of the 20th century, in which forest scenes, reflections on the water, and variations in light occupy a central place in the decorative repertoire.
These compositions continued to be produced by the Gallé workshops in Nancy after the artist’s death in 1904.
Signature: Signed “Gallé” at the bottom of the landscape.
Dimensions: 41 cm
Comparative bibliography:
Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha, *Glass by Gallé*, London, 1984, p. 192, fig. 289.
Helga Hilschenz-Mlynek and Helmut Ricke, *Glassammlung Hentrich*, Munich, 1985, nos. 349–350.
Condition: Very good overall condition, showing slight signs of age and handling. Some surface marks and wear are visible on the base, consistent with the piece’s age. Please refer to the detailed photographs for a complete assessment of its condition.
Ref: 7VWBPZWTPP
| Condition | Good |
| Style | Art Nouveau (Glass paste of Art Nouveau Style) |
| Period | 20th century (Glass paste 20th century) |
| Manufacture | Gallé |
| Country of origin | France |
| Height (cm) | 41 |
| Internal reference | V070 |
| Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days |
| Location | 75001, Paris, France |
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