Description

Absolutely stunning set of 4 Émile Gallé nesting tables with intricate marquetry depicting a natural landscape and descending scenes of plants. On the top table face in the bottom right corner, Gallé has inlaid his signature inside of a striped maple leaf. The wood grain on the face of the top table has a unique pattern in the foreground that resembles a small lake.

Émile Gallé, a French visual artist, is best known for his work with glass. He is considered a heavy driving force behind the the Art Nouveau movement, and many of his pieces are museum level quality and are selling for thousands of dollars, art-glass and furniture.

These tables are stunning, but time has unfortunately not been kind. The nails connecting the legs to the second smallest table are loose and cannot handle any vertical pull. The bottom connecting joints of the legs, some splits in the wood and where the legs meet under the face of the table are repaired with expanding foam. However, the appearance of the table tops are in excellent condition and could easily be refurbished into decorative wall art!

1st table – back wood repaired badly
14″ l x 28″ h x 23″ w

2nd table – back wood and left leg repaired badly
13 1/2″ l x 27 1/2″ h x 19″ w

3rd table – nails coming out of top of table, back wood snapped, repaired badly
13 1/2″ l x 26 1/2″ h x 16 1/2″ w

4th table – bottom connecting wood broken/not connected and repaired badly. Top/legs
repaired badly
13 1/2″ l x 25 3/4″ h x 14″ w

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Dimensions

23ʺW × 14ʺD × 28ʺH

Styles

Art Nouveau

Table Shape

Rectangle

Artist

Emile Galle

Period

Late 19th Century

Country of Origin

France

Item Type

Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned

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Materials

Cherry Wood

Condition

Restored, Needs Restoration

Color

Brown

Condition Notes

These tables are stunning, but time has unfortunately not been kind. The nails connecting the legs to the second smallest …moreThese tables are stunning, but time has unfortunately not been kind. The nails connecting the legs to the second smallest table are loose and cannot handle any vertical pull. The bottom connecting joints of the legs, some splits in the wood and where the legs meet under the face of the table are repaired with expanding foam. However, the appearance of the table tops are in excellent condition and could easily be refurbished into decorative wall art!