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A French Art Nouveau glass and wood footed bowl by Emile Gallé, featuring a multicolored pinched-sided glass bowl in yellow, purple, and green. The bowl sits atop a carved walnut foot with openwork floral design and scrolled base. Pictured in Muebles Et Ensembles Style 1900, by Edith Mannoni, page 54. Provenance: Private collection of Mr. Robert S. Walker.
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Artist: Galle
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| Signed: Gallé |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A French Art Nouveau cameo glass bowl by Daum. The glass vessel features an etched and enameled mushroom decoration in shades of green, orange, and brown against a mottled yellow, orange and cream background surrounding the entire bowl. The neck of the bowl at each wide point is decorated with a cameo and enameled pine cone, bows and needles.
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Artist: Daum Nancy
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| Signed: ''Daum Nancy'' with the Croix de Lorraine |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A French Art Nouveau silver bowl by Antoine Cardeilhac, featuring a mistletoe motif, with matching spoon.
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Artist: Cardeilhac
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| Signed: "Cardeilhac Paris" |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A French Art Nouveau ceramic bowl by Clement Massier, featuring an abstract foliate decoration with a brown glaze.
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Artist: Massier
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| Signed: "Clement Massier Golfe Juan A.M” |
| Circa: 1890 |
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A French Art Nouveau wheel-carved cameo glass bowl by Emile Gallé, featuring a large carved flower against a two-toned clear and purple ground. A piece of metallic foil is suspended between the layers of glass, adding an abstract element to the bowl.
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Artist: Gallé
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| Signed: "Gallé” |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A French Art Deco glass pâte-de-verre covered bowl designed by Henri Bergé and executed by Amalric Walter, featuring a decoration of leaves and berries, topped with a snail finial. Pictured in: Amalric Walter, by Keith Cummings, page 54, #85.
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Artist: Walter
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| Signed: ”A. Walter Nancy”, and, “Bergé SC” |
| Circa: 1920's |
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A Tiffany Studios New York Favrile glass vase with iridescent pulled decoration in the style of a Hopi vase. Louis Comfort Tiffany had more than five hundred Native North American objects, including baskets, implements, and articles of clothing from the Pacific Nothwest on display at his home in Laurelton Hall. Many of these objects were on view in a special oblong room that had once been a bowling alley. Baskets, pottery, and textiles also served as decorative accents throughout the house. This vase pays tribute to Tiffany’s collection. In its color, shape, and decoration it resembles a work of Native American Hopi pottery and shows the influence of this art form on Tiffany’s own work.
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Artist: Tiffany
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| Signed: “LCT F125” |
| Circa: 1900 |
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A Tiffany Studios New York Favrile glass floriform vase with a bulbous bowl and elongated internal spiral twisted stem. The vase features a white pulled leaf motif outlined in deep orange/red with a white feathered swirl decoration which is also duplicated on the foot.
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Artist: Tiffany
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| Signed: “07668 L.C.T.” |
| Circa: 1900 |
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