A sculptural antique Art Nouveau majolica vase dating from around 1895–1910, richly decorated with flowing botanical forms and elegant Rococo-inspired floral handles.
This striking European ceramic piece reflects the artistic language of the Art Nouveau movement, where nature, movement and craftsmanship merge into expressive decorative design. The vase features an architectural vertical silhouette with sculptural handles shaped as stylized plant stems and foliage.
Executed in glazed majolica earthenware using the barbotine technique, the surface reveals layered glazing and vibrant botanical motifs. Subtle Rococo revival influences add ornamental richness while maintaining the organic elegance characteristic of Art Nouveau design.
Pieces of this quality were highly sought after around 1900 during the golden age of European decorative arts.
Today the vase stands as both a collector’s object and a refined interior statement piece.
Condition
Good antique condition consistent with age. Minor wear may be present. No visible cracks or major restorations observed.
Details
Period: c.1895–1910
Origin: Europe (possibly Northern France)
Material: Glazed majolica earthenware (barbotine technique)
Style: Art Nouveau with Rococo-inspired elements
Dimensions: approx. H 35 cm × W 15 cm
A sculptural antique Art Nouveau majolica vase dating from around 1895–1910, richly decorated with flowing botanical forms and elegant Rococo-inspired floral handles.
This striking European ceramic piece reflects the artistic language of the Art Nouveau movement, where nature, movement and craftsmanship merge into expressive decorative design. The vase features an architectural vertical silhouette with sculptural handles shaped as stylized plant stems and foliage.
Executed in glazed majolica earthenware using the barbotine technique, the surface reveals layered glazing and vibrant botanical motifs. Subtle Rococo revival influences add ornamental richness while maintaining the organic elegance characteristic of Art Nouveau design.
Pieces of this quality were highly sought after around 1900 during the golden age of European decorative arts.
Today the vase stands as both a collector’s object and a refined interior statement piece.
Condition
Good antique condition consistent with age. Minor wear may be present. No visible cracks or major restorations observed.
Details
Period: c.1895–1910
Origin: Europe (possibly Northern France)
Material: Glazed majolica earthenware (barbotine technique)
Style: Art Nouveau with Rococo-inspired elements
Dimensions: approx. H 35 cm × W 15 cm
