Art Nouveau Two Tiered Inlaid Top Table by Emile Galle, circa 1900

Émile Gallé (1846-1904) table, Art Nouveau, Nancy, circa 1900. “Gallé”.

A table with two inlaid tops, supported on spirally fluted legs in a form reminiscent of traditional Japanese bamboo furniture.

Émile Gallé (1846-1904) – famous designer of porcelain, glass and furniture. The precursor of the secession in Nancy, and the later director of the famous École de Nancy hung the motto over his workshop: “Our roots are in the depths of the forests, on the banks of the springs, among the moss.”

• Materials and Techniques
  Wood, Inlay
• Dimensions:
  Height: 76 cm   Wight:  57 cm  Depth: 33.5 cm
• Condition:
  Good Wear consistent with age and use. The condition is visible in the pictures.
• Period:  1900
• France