Emile Gallé - Tea Table With Three Trays In Marquetry. Art Nouveau Period, 1900s

Support cabinet in Napoleon III period marquetry. It is made of blackened wood with brass inlays in fillet, queen marquetry and Boulle marquetry. The central panel is domed and in a ...

Richly table forming a desk, opening with a frieze drawer. Louis XV style work from the Napoleon III period with a very beautiful top decorated with foliage, flowers, birds in cartou...

Tea table with two carved wooden trays in which are integrated old Chinese mother-of-pearl panels. This table is signed under the bronzes "GV" for Gabriel Viardot. Model referenced i...

Cabinet in marquetry and gilt bronze by Paul Sormani. It opens with two doors and a drawer in the belt and has an ornamentation of chiseled and gilded bronzes. Aleppo breccia marble...

Large cup in gilded bronze and silvered bronze held by three storks forming the base. It is decorated with a central marquetry in ivory and precious wood (rosewood, rosewood) partitioned in chiseled brass. This decoration represents a pheasant chasing a grasshopper at the edge of a water point and branches. Work in the Japanese taste signed in the decor "FD Bté" for Ferdinand Duvinage...

Clock in gilded bronze and patinated bronze decorated with a young girl seated and stroking a cat. Quality work with beautiful gilding and two patinas; one for the cat and one for th...

Macassar ebony and sycamore Emile Gallè Art Nouveau floral marquetry oval side table.

Very rare original Emile Galle ''plate 66 Japonisme'' side table in Art Nouveau style. This beautiful side table was created by Emile Galle in 1900, during the art nouveau period. It features exquisite marquetry woodwork that is inspired by the Japonisme movement, which was influenced by Japanese art and design. The side table is decorated with breathtaking Magnolia flowers & a romantic couple of butterflies. Made from various types of wood, creating a unique scenery almost like a painting. The table showcases intricate details, such as delicate foliage and organic forms, that are hallmarks of art nouveau style. Galle was renowned for his innovative techniques and attention to detail, and this piece is a testament to his mastery of the craft. It is a stunning example of the art nouveau movement and a true work of art. Literature: ''Galle furniture by Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha 2012 Page 153. Plate 66. This Emile Galle table...

Emile Gallé, 1846-1904 A French Art Nouveau tray table crafted in walnut. Table top features exquisite floral marquetry woodwork in fruitwood and different wood species. With cabinet...

Fine french Art Nouveau tray table by Emile Gallé. Around 1905. Signed. Walnut, inlaid precious woods. Autumn motifs. Professionally slightly polished. The dimensions given refer ...

Superb French Art Nouveau nest of tables with graduated tops, having specimen wood inlays with nautical themes of Brittany. Each table signed in marquetry, 'Gallé'. Circa 1900. Each table top is a work of art in its own right, a fabulous series representing seascapes of Brittany in specimen woods. Raised on beechwood chamfered openwork supports, united by stretchers. The main table shows a coastal landscape. The second having boats near the coastline, a lighthouse in the distance. The third, sailing boats at sea with light reflections. The fourth, Breton women in a rowing boat with light reflection, a gull in the foreground. The tables are in very good condition and have their original finish which has been lightly restored, cleaned and wax polished. Showing some age and use related patina marks to the tops. The top table has a few areas of inlay which have raised very slightly, please refer to photographs 17, 18 and 19. They are not loose, and it does not affect the table's use in any way. One of the legs has moved with age, as shown in the last photograph. This however is solid and does not affect the stability of the table. Emile Gallé (1846 – 1904) was one of the most important French designers of the Art Nouveau period. His career took off after his work received praise at the Paris Exhibition of 1878. Within a decade of another successful showing at the Paris Exhibition of 1889, Gallé had reached international fame and his style, with its emphasis on naturalism and floral motifs, was at the forefront of the emerging Art Nouveau movement. In 1901, together with Victor Prouvé, Louis Majorelle, Antonin Daum and Eugène Vallin...

Set of Art Nouveau tea tables: Four nesting side tables with ornate floral marquetry, designed by the famous Art Nouveau designer Émile Gallé, made in his workshop in Nancy, France, ...