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1. Establishment Gallé – Relief series “Cherries” vase – 1927

This Etablissement Gallé vase was made around 1927 in the blow-out technique in a decor of cherries.
The vase is made of clear glass with dense orange and yellow pigment powder inclusions and aubergine colored overlay. The decoration is cherry twigs, with cherries and leaves in pressed high relief and etching technique. It has a matte etched surface with a polished relief. The round base and the mouth are also covered in aubergine/blue. The vase is signed with an etched signature of "Gallé" on the back between the decoration.

2. Johann Loetz Witwe – Decor: Vulkan

This exceptional vase was designed by Koloman Moser for E. Bakalowits & Söhne in Vienna in the year 1903.
The decor in which this vase is made is "Vulkan", which was performed exclusively for this Viennese retailer.
This vase is particularly rare, there is a known vase in a similar design by Koloman Moser that is included in a private collection in Vienna.

3. Tiffany Studios – New York, U.S.A. – Favrile glass

This Tiffany Studios vase that falls under the Favrile group has a cream-colored background that provides a nice subtle contrast with the intense iridescent colours.
The organic shape, contrast in color and high-quality execution is an excellent example of Louis Comfort Tiffany and his great international success.