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Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.
Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.

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Amalric Walter (1870-1959) and Henri Berge (1868-1936), Nancy, France, circa 1920, pate de verre, Salamander ashtray, bearing moulded mark 'A Walter Nancy' and incised mark 'Berge sc.', D12cm Note: Almaric Walter, born in Sèvres near Paris, exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Françaises in 1895 and 1903, and in 1908 moved to Nancy where he established his own workshop within the Daum glassworks. There he worked closely with Daum designers, including Henri Bergé. This ashtray is an example of Walter’s pâte-de-verre technique. Provenance: From the collection of Andrew Chichester Everitt.

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Discover a charming piece of French artistry with this exquisite pâte de verre Salamander ashtray from the renowned craftsmen Amalric Walter and Henri Berge. Created in Nancy, France, around 1920, this delicate piece showcases the beauty and skill of the Art Nouveau era.

The ashtray features a moulded mark reading 'A Walter Nancy', highlighting the work of Amalric Walter, a prominent glass artist known for his intricate pâte de verre creations. Additionally, an incised mark 'Berge sc.' denotes the collaboration with Henri Berge, a talented sculptor recognised for his exceptional designs.

Measuring approximately 12cm in diameter, this unique Salamander ashtray embodies the elegance and craftsmanship synonymous with the Art Nouveau movement. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with this exquisite creation available at Duggleby Auctioneers.



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