Henri Berge

formidable perch. Product Details: Item #: P-17777 Artist: Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé Circa: 1920

A French Art Nouveau pâte de verre vide-poche by Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé. This piece

Details: Item #: P-18460 Artist: Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé Circa: 1900 Dimensions: 2.25" height, 4.25

'. Manufactory: Amalric Walter & Henri Bergé, Nancy, Lorraine, France Dating of manufacture: circa 1920/1930

Almeric Walter and Henri Berge pate de verre covered box. Design depicts leaves, flowers and

A French "Langouste", pâte de verre paperweight by Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé. The brown

1915, he collaborated with Maison Daum and created, based on the drawings of chief decorator Henri

“DAUM NANCY” with Lorraine cross on the wall above between the berries. Design by Henri Bergé

after Henri Bergé. Technique: Handmade cameo glass Glass overlaid with several layers, with high-cut

et raffinées de Daum sont primées aux Expositions Universelles entre 1894 et 1897. Henri Bergé

. Design by Henri Bergé. Technique: Handmade cameo glass Glass overlaid with several layers, with high

Circa 1905 Art Nouveau glazed pottery covered box, attributed to Henri Bergé. The mark

colori intensi e opalescenti. Collaborando con artisti come Henri Bergé, Jacques Grüber e Amalric Walter

, Schneider worked alongside other well-known glass artists, such as Henri Bergé and François Décorchemont

Grüber, Henri Bergé, Almaric Walter or the Schneider brothers. Following the war of 1870, Jean Daum

took drawing and modelling lessons with Henri Berge. During the late 1920's to 1930's, Degue copied

some of the great names of Art Nouveau, such as Jacques Grüber, Henri Bergé, Almaric Walter, and the

trained some of the great names of Art Nouveau, such as Jacques Grüber, Henri Bergé, Almaric Walter, and

(1864-1930), also trained some of the great names of Art Nouveau, such as Jacques Grüber, Henri Bergé

, while concurrently learning drawing and modeling with Henri Bergé and attending the École des Beaux-Arts

as Jacques Grüber, Henri Bergé, Almaric Walter, and the Schneider brothers. Following the Franco

, modeling, and cameo glass techniques under artists like Henri Bergé. In 1913, Charles and his brother

), also trained some of the great names of Art Nouveau, such as Jacques Grüber, Henri Bergé, Almaric

), also trained some of the great names of Art Nouveau such as Jacques Grüber, Henri Bergé, Almaric Walter

and decoration while also studying drawing and modeling under Henri Bergé and attending the École des

workshop, but he also took drawing and modeling lessons with Henri Berge. Concurrently, he studied the

modeling under Henri Bergé, while also working at Daum from 1898, where he gained hands-on experience in

collaborators such as Jacques Grüber, Majorelle, Henri Bergé, and Amalric Walter. Its collaboration with Edmond

. Henri Berge, Bernard Gruber, Eugene Gall, and Amalric Walter were key designers at Daum. It took

/ modelist, Henri Bergé, with whom he made glass paste always signed "Daum Nancy", without his name nor

, he met a designer/modelist, Henri Bergé, with whom he made pâtes de verre always signed "Daum Nancy

in the engraving and decorating workshop, but he also took drawing and modelling lessons with Henri

decorating workshop, but he also took drawing and modelling lessons with Henri Berge. Concurrently, he

drawing and modelling lessons with Henri Berge. Concurrently, he studied the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Nancy

in the engraving and decorating workshop, but he also took drawing and modelling lessons with Henri

of Louis Majorelle and Egar Brandt, given a bevy of notable artisans (such as Henri Berge, Amalric

Majorelle and Egar Brandt, given a bevy of notable artisans (such as Henri Berge, Amalric Walter, and the

A beautiful pair of Daum Nancy early Art Nouveau enameled Vases designed by Henri Bergé, circa 1895.

This plumier manufactured by Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé is executed in the theme of marine

. Talented artists were attracted, such as Jacques Gruber in 1893, Henri Bergé in 1895, Amalric Walter in

. Jacques Gruber, decorator and glassblower, was responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri Bergé from 1895

decoration workshop. Jacques Gruber, decorator and glassblower, was responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri

responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri Bergé from 1895 onwards. Amalric Walter’s arrival in 1904, after an

, decorator and glassblower, was responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri Bergé from 1895 onwards. Amalric

, decorator and glassblower, was responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri Bergé from 1895 onwards. Amalric

responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri Bergé from 1895 onwards. Amalric Walter’s arrival in 1904, after an

responsible from 1893 onwards and Henri Bergé from 1895 onwards. Amalric Walter’s arrivel in 1904, after an

from 1893 onwards and Henri Berge from 1895 onwards. Amalric Walter’s arrival in 1904, after an

This French Art Nouveau glass pa^te de Verre ashtray was designed by Henri Berge´ and executed by

Almeric or Amelric Walter Henri Berge Pâte de Verre paperweight depicting a young brown bird with

celebrated glassmaking duo, Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé. A beautifully crafted bumble bee adorns the side

& Henri Bergé, Nancy, Lorraine, France Dating of manufacture: circa 1920/1930 Designer: VICTOR

French Art Nouveau glass pâte de verre ashtray signed by Henri Bergé and executed by Amalric Walter

NANCY' and 'hBergé SC' Manufactory: Amalric Walter & Henri Bergé / Nancy, Lorraine, France Dating of

A French Art Nouveau butterfly pâte de verre by Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé, circa 1920s. A

Heading : A vase designed by Henri Bergé Date : 1898-1905 Origin : Crystallerie De Pantin, Paris

A French “Lizards”, pâte de verre paperweight by Amalric Walter and Henri Bergé. Circa 1920. A