Emile Galle cameo glass bowl, of boat form, decorated with a raised ground of flowers Hydrangea in tones of purple color  on a gray background, signed. C.A 1900's Very good condition no chips or cracks. Size 10 3/4" l x 3 1/2# w x 4 1/4" h French designer Emile Gallé is considered to be one of the driving forces behind the Art Nouveau movement. His naturalistic designs combined with innovative techniques made him one of the pioneering glass makers of the late 19th, early 20th century. Taking his inspiration from nature and plants along with a heavy Japanese design influence, it is no wonder the French have been known to describe his work as “poetry in glass.” He developed a technique for the production of cut and incised flashed glass and enameled designs, enhanced by bright colors and transparency of the material.

Tiffany Favrile Bowl, New York, early 20th century, polished pontil, marked on base " 1747 L.C. Tiffany-Inc. Favrile,"   ht. 3 ", dia. 6 in.

STEUBEN - FREDERICK CARDER - Verre de Soie (Veil of Silk) - Hawkes Engraved/Etched Perfume/Cologne Bottle - Stoper overlay with 14K Yellow gold By International co. Bottle and Stopper are in Pristine Condition with no damage or repair. Interior of bottle is nice and clean. The bottle with stopper is 5-3/8” H x 3 1/2" Dia. Marking on Pontil as expected Hawkes. An Elegant Quality addition to any collection.  Stopper Monogramed. Pristine Vintage Condition. C.A. 1910