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Here is a very unique piece. It comes from an estate sale. The person it belonged to traveled all over in Europe and had a nice collection from glass and other antiques. All pieces were labeled with her own handwriting. This piece had a “Galle Glass” labeling. The appraiser on the estate sale verified that it is a Emile Galle early work.
I love this piece. It is delicate and beautiful. It is a blue glass decorated with pretty flowers with enamel. It has a handle in yellow.
It measures a 1 3/8’’ square at the top rim, the round bottom 7/8’’ diameter and approximately 1.5’’ tall.
It is in mint condition I could not find any flaws.
It is not signed.
I’ve been researching for a while to verify its origin. The appraiser I know was not sure if it is Galle.
I know that Emile Galle started his work on clear glass with enamel.
I find one piece from that time the flowers were the same.
Can anybody recognize this cutie?
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