This impressive vase with Clematis flowers was crafted by Émile Gallé and dates from the period 1898–1900, meaning it was created under the personal supervision of Gallé himself. Objects from this era—before his death in 1904—are considered particularly valuable and...
Titania glass – Innovation in Glass Art – 1905 This impressive Titania Genre 2534 Jugendstil vase, crafted by the renowned Johann Loetz Witwe, is a striking example of the technical and artistic excellence the glassworks achieved at the beginning of the...
This impressive Jugendstil flower bowl was designed by the renowned artist Marie Kirschner between 1903 and 1904 and executed by Johann Loetz Witwe. The bowl is made of Candia glass (colorless glass) and was optically blown, a glassblowing technique that creates a...
Daum Frères – École de Nancy Daum Frères, founded in the late 19th century in Nancy, France, was one of the most prestigious glassmakers of the Art Nouveau period. Under the leadership of Auguste and Antonin Daum, the workshop became renowned for its innovative...
Daum Frères – École de Nancy This refined Art Nouveau vase was created by Daum Frères, one of the leading glass manufacturers from Nancy, France. Under the direction of Auguste and Antonin Daum, the firm gained international fame from the late 19th century...
