What: Gallé glass was created by Frenchman Emile Gallé, who operated a large factory employing up to 200 people in Nancy. The first Gallé glass was mostly clear and decorated with enamel but he ...

In authentic signatures, ... In the past 35 to 40 years or so, the market has been flooded by Chinese and South American reproductions of Galle glass, and we fear this is one of those.

Early this month, a two-piece Galle lamp measuring 30 inches high, with a 20.5-inch diameter shade intricately decorated in the Wisteria pattern, sold for $331,500 at Christie’s, setting a new ...

Galle pottery is n ot as well-known as Galle glass, and it is rare. Collectors today like all Galle pottery, but most intriguing are his many figures of cats, each about 10 inches long.

Emile Galle (1846-1904), the famous artist known for his cameo glass, also design… Talented artists often become well known for just one type of art when they actually created many different types.