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Small vase Emile Gallé, Nancy - c. 1890 Cup shape with delicately faceted walls; floral tendril around the rim. Smoky brown glass with few bubbles, polychrome enamel painting. Stand marked ''E. Gallé ...

The David and Brenda Pearson Studio Pottery Collection will comprise 33 lots, including outstanding pieces such as a Stoneware Bottle and Vase, circa 1983 by the inimitable Dame Lucie Rie ...

Signed Galle French cameo art glass vase, 11 inches in height, having a beautiful ice blue ground with white cameo carved overlay featuring sixteen seagulls in flight over ocean waves ($40,250).

Furniture can be identified by the script name “Galle” as part of the marquetry design. The heavy faience (pottery) vases have thick walls, curved patterns and rounded edges and rims.

Characterized by sinuous shapes and subtle colours, the glass vases, bowls and other objects ... Gallé was aware of Darwin's work by 1877 and owned a copy of Ernst Haeckel's Art Forms in Nature ...

MORE: A student of horticulture and botany, Galle built layers of differently colored glass into his vases and decorative pieces so that floral designs with subtle variations of color were revealed.

Appraisal: Émile Gallé Vase, ca. 1900, from Vintage Charleston. Check out David P. McCarron's appraisal of an Émile Gallé vase, ca. 1900, in Vintage Charleston.