This tall, white vase is glass with pink flowers and green stems. It is slim with a large foot, with the neck tapering inward to an opening smaller than the largest width of the vase. The largest width of the vase tapers inward towards the bottom, the vessel eventually twisting itself as a transition into the foot. The flower's stems run almost the full height of the vase, just stopping before the neck and opening. The pink flowers hang languidly, in contrast to the pointy, sturdy leaves below them.

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Object Timeline

1910	Work on this object ended.
1996	We acquired this object.
2012	We photographed this object.
2015	We photographed this object.
2019	We exhibited this object.
2024	You found it!

Vase (France)

This is a vase. It was manufactured by Daum. It is dated ca. 1905 and we acquired it in 1996. Its medium is glass. It is a part of the Product Design and Decorative Arts department.

Gallé’s experiments with color mixing for his glass batches involved a process
of scientific exploration. The designer’s colors and textures sought to emulate
the qualities of precious and hard stones, among other natural effects. At its
height, Gallé’s glass workshop employed 300 workers whose skills made the
sophistication of the designs possible

This object was donated by Estate of Max Kobre. It is credited Gift of the Estate of Max Kobre.