Émile Gallé – Pendant lamp in amber-colored glass, approx. 1890–1900

Émile Gallé (1846–1904)

Impressive French Art Nouveau pendant lamp / hall lamp, approx. 1890–1900.

Large bowl in amber-colored glass, decorated with a detailed botanical motif of flowering umbellifers, seed heads and large, lobed leaves. The decoration is executed in cased glass with etched motifs in various warm shades, characteristic of Émile Gallé's nature-inspired design language.

The glass bowl is signed Gallé and preserved with its original bronze rim and suspension with decorative fittings shaped as swans. The original ceiling cup is likewise made of bronze, while the brass chains are of later date.

Beautiful lamp, made in top quality in the Art Nouveau style.

France, approx. 1890–1900.

Dimensions: H. 82 cm. Ø. 44.5 cm. Ceiling cup H. 16 cm.

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