A tray made by Emile Gallé (Établissements Gallé), France Nancy 1928–1936, in very good condition. The marquetry on the tray is made from a beautiful variety blend of rich wood veneers, such as rosewood, walnut, maple, and fruitwoods. With two handles shaped like chimaeras,
This beautiful French Art Nouveau table mirror with a peacock design is attributed to Alfred-Louis-Achille Daguet. Around 1895–1904 in Paris, Daguet had his workshop above Siegfried Bings Gallery. The frame and easel is made out of walnut, applied with Deguet's signature repoussé brass work, which is inlaid
This nest of four Art Nouveau occasional tables by Emile Gallé dates from the early 20th century. The graduating design of these antique tables allows them to be stored neatly away when not in use. Inspired by nature, the table tops depict scenes of daffodil
Serve up guests in style with this large Emile Gallé (Établissements Gallé) French tea tray from the 1920’s. With strong Art Deco elements, in a rare penguin design. The marquetry on the tray is made from a variety of rich wood veneers, such as birch, mahogany,
A French Art Nouveau two-tier service table by Emile Gallé in a combination of rosewood, walnut and fruitwoods, circa 1890.
A French Art Nouveau two tier side table table by Emile Gallé, featuring inlaid marquetry depicting birds, circa1900.
A gilt bronze Art Nouveau blotter by Albert Marionnet France circa 1900, the condition and casting is very good, Stock NO398. SOLD
A rare set of four beautiful Art Nouveau nesting tables designed by Emile Gallé, c.1895-1905, each table is signed Gallé in marquetry.
Enamelled wine glass by Fritz Heckert, Bohemia c1895,
A French Art Nouveau two tier side table table with three legs, by Emile Gallé featuring inlaid marquetry flowers.