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Some or the rarest and most sought original artworks of the late 19th and early 20th centuries!  
All Pieces are guaranteed genuine, original works by their owner.  
RARE GEM!  de Vez Landscape Cameo Vase - Production: 1878 to 1902

De Vez Landscape Cameo Vase, circa 1900, double overlay, cameo Art Nouveau vase, acid etched dimensions are 9-1/2” tall by 3-3/4” in Diameter.  Signed in the cameo as seen.  Condition is mint.

Cristtallerie de Pantin, glassworks in Pantin, Paris from 1851 to 1937 had many changes and mergers finally merging with Legras in 1906.  Signature of cameo glassware “de Vez” date this piece between 1878 and 1902.

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ORIGINAL GEM!  VERY RARE!  Gallé Bleeding Hearts Vase - Circa 1900 or Earlier

Front of Gallé Vase

Back of Gallé Vase Side View of Gallé Vase

Gallé bleeding hearts vase – dimensions are 7” tall x 6-1/2” wide by 3-3/4” deep, decorated with bleeding hearts flowers, wheel cut, signed in the cameo, “Gallé”, circa 1900 or before.  An extremely rare vase due to the shape and decoration.  We have never seen this edition in any auction results or catalogues of his works.

Gallé was born in Nancy, France and was considered the greatest master craftsman in glass, even within his own time.  The workshop that he founded in 1874 produced both ceramics and glass, but it is as a glass artist that Gallé is best known.  In his search for a new approach to modeling glass, Gallé invented several new techniques and worked constantly to develop other methods.  The Gallé works continued after his death in 1904 until 1913. 

 

Gallé Signature

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 ABSOLUTELY RARE!  Muller Freres Lamp - Circa 1920

Muller Freres Lamp, 22-1/2” tall, 8” in Diameter, Signed “Muller Freres Luneville” acid etched on shade. Circa 1920.

Base recently refinished (black), base is bronze with identifying mark “1671” hand etched on underside (possibly model number).  Base could possibly be by one of the “School of Nancy” metal fabricators, either Brandt or Majorelle, active during that period.  Glass shade is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, lamp has been rewired and works fine.

  Muller Freres (Muller Brothers), glassworks in Luneville, France started in 1895 specialized in lighting, art glass, cast glass, etching and enameling.  Signature dates the piece sometime after 1919.  There were a total of nine brothers who worked at one time in the glass industry some working for Galle, Val St. Lambert and Sevres.  They ceased production in 1933 and eventually closed in 1936.

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RARE!   Pairpoint  Lamp - Circa 1920

Pairpoint  Lamp, Manufactured by the Pairpoint Corporation, New Bedford MA, circa 1920.

Reversed painted scenic shade, hand blown glass, shade 18” in Diameter.

Base is bronze with a nickel patina in an Art Deco style, total height is 21”

Shade is signed with “Pairpoint Corporation”  and Artist signed, “Wood”

The base is signed, “Pairpoint  D3070” and “2/2” which would normally mean the second of two units.

Both shade and base are in excellent condition as is the wiring and sockets.

 

Pairpoint operated from 1865-1956 originally as Pairpoint Manufacturing Co. then merged with Mt Washington in 1894 and became Pairpoint Corporation.  It was sold to Gunderson in 1938 and operated as Gunderson Glass Works until Robert Gunderson died in 1952, then Gunderson-Pairpoint until 1956 when the works closed.

 

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Monumental Galle Tall Cameo Vase  
...in the form loved by Galle.  Signed in the cameo, circa 1900.  Measures 17-3/4" tall and 7" in diameter.

Gallé was born in Nancy, France and was considered the greatest master craftsman in glass, even within his own time.  The workshop that he founded in 1874 produced both ceramics and glass, but it is as a glass artist that Gallé is best known.  In his search for a new approach to modeling glass, Gallé invented several new techniques and worked constantly to develop other methods.  The Gallé works continued after his death in 1904 until 1913. 

Gallé Signature

Serious Inquiries Only!    Interested Collectors and Investors, Call Ray @  816-807-1256 or visit http://web.artprice.com/store/GALLERY-KAYCEE/

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