'PAYSAGE', A FINE AND RARE TRIPLE OVERLAID AND WHEEL-CARVED GLASS BOWL

细节

'PAYSAGE', A FINE AND RARE TRIPLE OVERLAID AND WHEEL-CARVED GLASS BOWL
BY EMILE GALLE, CIRCA 1895-1900

Of footed form, the clear glass body with a pale pink interior, the exterior overlaid in brown and deep lavender, finely wheel-carved to depict large clusters of hydrangea blossoms and foliage, against a scene of woods and cloudy sky at twilight, the foot of the bowl further carved with blossoms, cameo signature GALLÉ, accompanied by a carved ebony Chinese style base
5 5/8in. (14.3cm.) high, 9 3/8in. (23.8cm.) diameter of bowl

来源

Monsieur Sabourdin, and by descent in this family

拍品专文

cf. William Warmus, Emile Gallé Dreams into Glass, The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York, 1984, p. 62, fig. 8b for illustration of similarly decorated bowl.
See also Habsburg, Feldman S.A., Geneva, Art of Gallé, June 27, 1988, lot 94 for an illustration of a variant (Les Hortensias) of the bowl.

A third variant of the present example is La Nature which Gallé exhibited at the Exposition of the Sociétié Lorraine des Amis des Arts in Nancy in 1904.

This bowl is listed among several items on a bill of sale dated May 11, 1914 from the Cristallerie et Ebenisterie d'Art d'Emile Gallé and addressed to Monsieur Sabourdin r. Paradis. It is described as Bol, paysage (collection) with a corresponding price of FF 1000.