Overview
This is a substantial acid-etched cameo glass vase featuring a striking, layered pine needle and branch motif.
Preliminary identification
Photo reference
1 uploaded photo
Overview
This is a substantial acid-etched cameo glass vase featuring a striking, layered pine needle and branch motif.
Story
The late 19th century saw a revolution in Nancy, France, where artists like Émile Gallé began treating glass as a canvas for the natural world.
Maker / Origin
While the original masters like Gallé and Daum Frères are the icons of this style, workshops in Romania and Asia revived these complex acid-etching techniques in the late 1900s.
Condition & Value
The vase appears to be in good structural condition with no visible cracks or large chips. This is a decorative 'Tip' style piece rather than an original turn-of-the-century French masterpiece.
Research
Improve the quality of research by sharing any corrections, provenance, details, marks, dimensions, or any other element that could shed light on the piece.
Add any photos or details that could shed light on the piece.