2 3/4" SIGNED "EMILE GALLE NANCY" ENAMELED SHOT GLASS

Rare Galle enameled glass cup and saucer, superb Emile Galle Nancy enameled art glass cup and saucer, early art nouveau thistle pattern with the saucer, also having a cross of Lorraine, cup signed "E.

Alexandrite color with light amber handles on 12 cordials, enameled flowers, tray measures 7 1/2" X 11 1/2", signed, excellent..........Emile Galle was born in France in 1846 and his training included

man and dog "Le Chien, de Jean de Nivelle", 4 1/4", signed Cristallarie Emile Galle, Nancy, depose, excellent......Chien de Jean de Nivelle (Jean de Nivelle's dog) is an animal or a man who does not w

Art Nouveau Blue Enameled Glass Bowl, Signed Emile Galle. But We Believe This To Be By August Jean. Perfect Condition. Dimensions- H- 5 1/2" X W- 9 1/2 X D- 5 3/4" From An Old Westbury Mansion

Pedestal Punch Cup Signed Emile Galle Nancy, 3" x 2.5", French Art Glass, Solid Amber With Enamel Cherry Branch Decor, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

Emile Galle, Nancy Poppy flower pattern vase. Crafted of fine quality French art glass. Deep cut poppy flower pattern with enameled detailing against an ice green background. Signed Galle. Measures 5"

EMILE GALLE ENAMELED BLUE GLASS VASE, C.1890, H 3 1/2":A double-handled vase of pale blue glass; decorated in thistle enamels. Etched signature to the underside: Emile Galle, Nancy (see additional pho

Set of Six Diminutive Galle Enameled Liqueur Glasses, 19th c., with scrolled painted garland decoration, in blue and pink, five signed "Galle, Nancy" on the bottom, H.- 4 in., Dia.- 2 5/8 in.

GALLE Perfume bottle, France, 1880s Enameled glass Signed E. Gallé à Nancy, bottle and stopper etched 3 4" x 2 1/2" Provenance: Private East Coast Collection

GallevaseNancy, Franceapplied and enameled glasssigned7.5"h x 2.5"dia Provenance: a Los Angeles, CA collection

Emile Galle (1846-1904), Chrysanthemum goblet, Nancy, France, etched and gilt glass, signed, 2.5"dia x 3.25"h

SIGNED GALLE, WITH ORIGINAL PAPER LABEL, EMILE GALLE NANCY PARIS. VINE PATTERN. GOOD CONDITION. 5" DIAM x 3 1/2" H.

Emile Gallé, Nancy, H. 25.2 cm. Cased glass, light amber, clear, blue and deep purple. Multiply etched pattern, clematis at sunset. Buds accentuated through etching from the inside. Signed: Gallé.

Emile Galle, Nancy. 'Dahlias' tray, 1890-94. 35.8 x 28.2 cm. Pale amber glass. Textured enamel pattern with dahlias, etched and heightened with gold. Signed: Cristallerie d'Emile Galle (with dahlias),

Emile Galle Vase with fuchsia France, c. 1895acid-etched, enameled, and gilt cameo glass 9.75 h × 3 dia in (25 × 8 cm) Signed in cameo to body 'Galle'. Etched to underside 'Nancy D

EMILE GALLÉ (1846-1904) Chrysanthemum Goblet 1890s etched and gilt decorated glass with jeweled decoration, signed in relief 'E. Gallé Nancy' height 4 1/4in (10.5cm); diameter 2 1/2in (6.5cm

Galle Enameled and Partial Gilt Glass VaseCirca 1880. Engraved Cristallerie d Emile Gal

RARE 2 3/4" SIGNED DAUM NANCY FRENCH CAMEO ART GLASS MINIATURE STICK VASE RAIN SCENE DECOR

cameo style raised scenes with figures and creature, tri-handled, gold trim, cameo textured background throughout, 6" tall, signed Emile Galle, Nancy, tight line crack in one handle, rest excellent.

Emile Galle, Nancy enameled vase. Crafted of fine quality French art glass. Pomegranate form features an enameled scene with a flute player and his companion in period French dress. Blue and white ena

Emile Galle, Nancy enameled vase. Crafted of fine quality French art glass. Pomegranate form features an enameled scene with a flute player and his companion in period French dress. Blue and white ena

Signed Galle Cameo glass vase orange,green,frosted.7 1/2 HT5 1/4 Wbase 2 1/2

An antique Art Nouveau Escalier de Cristal (Crystal Staircase) glass vase by Emile Galle (French, 1846-1904). Amphora shape vessel in an amber glass, decorated with encircling enameling enhanced with

Emile Galle French Enameled Art Glass Decanter, Persian or Turkish style decoration, 9 1/2", original stopper, scarce......Émile GalléFRENCH GLASS DESIGNERWRITTEN BY: The Editors of Encyclopædia Br