Eugène Michel - Vase - Glass
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Charming Art Nouveau glass pot with an acid-engraved lakeside mill scene, signed Michel with the Lorraine cross, dating to 1900–1910, produced in France by Eugène Michel; 8.9 cm wide, 8.9 cm deep, 5 cm high, 174 g, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
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Charming small Art Nouveau glass vase in multilayer glass, acid-engraved with a lakeside mill scene, signed Michel with the Lorraine cross.
This signature would correspond to a production by Eugène Michel (1848-1904), a famous Lorraine master glassmaker, who founded his workshop in 1889, after working at the studios of Charles Gallé (father of Emile Gallé), Eugène Rousseau and Ernest-Baptiste Léveillé.
There he produced Art Nouveau pieces inspired by nature, using techniques similar to those of Gallé or Daum.
Good condition, no cracks or chips to report.
Charming small Art Nouveau glass vase in multilayer glass, acid-engraved with a lakeside mill scene, signed Michel with the Lorraine cross.
This signature would correspond to a production by Eugène Michel (1848-1904), a famous Lorraine master glassmaker, who founded his workshop in 1889, after working at the studios of Charles Gallé (father of Emile Gallé), Eugène Rousseau and Ernest-Baptiste Léveillé.
There he produced Art Nouveau pieces inspired by nature, using techniques similar to those of Gallé or Daum.
Good condition, no cracks or chips to report.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
174 g
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Eugène Michel
Material
Glass
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
5 cm
Width
8.9 cm
Depth
8.9 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
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