GALLE - Nancy "Tulips
circa 1925 - 1930
Large ovoid vase with narrow neck in mul…

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GALLE - Nancy

"Tulips circa 1925 - 1930 Large ovoid vase with narrow neck in multi-layered blown glass with engraved decoration in pofonde reserve and partially polished of blooming tulips and leaves in green-yellow and brown colors on a satin-finish pink-orange background. Signed "Gallé" in reserve in the decoration. H : 35 cm A "Tulips" multilayer blown-molded glass vase from Gallé - Nancy from around 1925-1930, with a deeply etched yellow-green and brown decor of flowers and leaves on a silken pinky-orange background. Signed "Gallé" in the decor. H : 13,78 inches

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