Pale rose color with orange tint, this vase has a leaf and blue-berry design done in positive relief. It is signed "Galle" just above the base.

Weight (lbs): 0.25
Height (In.): 4.25
Width (In.): 1.25
Depth (In.): 2.5
Size: 4.25 x 1.25 x 2.5"
Maker: Galle
Material: Glass
Date: Late 20th C.
Provenance: N/A
Condition: Tiny nicks in the rim, 1/8" chip in base swell, and small bubbles also seen in base.
History: Emile Galle was a glass maker and artist of the late 19th Century. His works were first recognized in 1878 during the Paris Exhibition, and again a decade later, which kick-started his career as a respected artist. He founded The Nancy School for the Art Nouveau Movement in 1901 with four others. His works remain a popular item through to today with many pieces still bearing his signature and style.
Condition: Tiny nicks in the rim, 1/8" chip in base swell, and small bubbles also seen in base. History: Emile Galle was a glass maker and artist of the late 19th Century. His works were first recognized in 1878 during the Paris Exhibition, and again a decade later, which kick-started his career as a respected artist. He founded The Nancy School for the Art Nouveau Movement in 1901 with four others. His works remain a popular item through to today with many pieces still bearing his signature and style.