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113 - Emile GALLE (1846–1904) A colourless crystal vase with an am…
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Estimate €1,500 - €2,000
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Emile GALLE (1846–1904) A colourless crystal vase with an amber lining, of a flattened conical shape, featuring an interlayer decoration of long black streaks imitating the appearance of agate; the whole has been fire-polished. Signed “Cristallerie de Gallé”, beneath the base. H: 19.5 cm An orange-amber and transparent glass vase by Emile Gallé, with an interlayer decoration of powders imitating agate. Signed “Cristallerie de Gallé”, beneath the base. H: 7.68 inches Bibliography: - Giuseppe Cappa: “Le Génie Verrier de l’Europe”, Mardaga Editeur, 1998; similar glasswork on a vase of a different shape is reproduced on page 264, no. 451. - Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha, “Glass by Gallé”, Thames and Hudson, 1984; similar glasswork reproduced in an engraving on plate 165, page 115. - Janine Bloch-Dermant: “L’Art du Verre en France, 1860–1914”, Edita Denoël, Lausanne, 1974; similar glasswork on a variant design reproduced on page 111. - Ray and Lee Grover: *European Art Glass*, Charles Tuttle Company Publishers, 1970; vases of a variant form displaying the same glasswork, reproduced on the page under numbers 229 and 213.
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About the sale The P. Olland Collection, Museum of Enamels and Art Glass (Part I)
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Auction time 09/18/2026 at 2:00 PM
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