Gallé, Emile Nancy 1846 - 1904 ibid., French artisan, especially known for ceramics, glass and furniture in the Art Nouveau segment, most famous artisan of the Art Nouveau period Eight plates and two pre-sentoirs, Faïencerie de Lunéville-Saint-Clément...

Gallé, Emile Nancy 1846 - 1904 ibid., French artisan, especially known for ceramics, glass and furniture in the Art Nouveau segment, most famous artisan of the Art Nouveau period Eight plates and two pre-sentoirs, Faïencerie de Lunéville-Saint-Clément, S. Clément, c. 1874, reddish shard, white tin glaze, round form with open-worked arched rim, basketwork pattern in relief on the flag, the contours of which are painted in manganese-coloured on-glaze, the mirror recessed and decorated with different birds sitting on branches in moufflon colours, the presentoirs with underglazed blue factory stamp in fracture writing and press mark on the bottom, additionally in black writing marked "Faïencerie de Lunéville-Saint-Clément", S. Clément, c. 1874. Gallé Nancy'', six plates with inscription ''Gallé Nancy'', d: ca. 21 cm. Signs of age, partly worn and rubbed, prod.bed. error. For comparable plates see Lit.: Hakenjos, Bernd. Ceramics by Emila Gallé, Düsseldorf, 1981, cat.-no. 4. Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.