Eugène Baudin (1853 - 1918) Art Nouveau Vase In Flamed Stoneware Era 1900

This charming enameled stoneware vase is the work of master potter Eugène Baudin from Vierzon (Cher) to whom Prince Albert I of Monaco entrusted the management of the second artistic pottery in Monte-Carlo, inaugurated in 1907. It closed its doors in 1914. With matt eggplant and green enamels, a specialty of our artist, the relief of its organic form is highlighted by a fine mount decorated with scrolls. Signed below with the "B" of Baudin incised underglaze in the material. Dimension: Height: 9.7 cm Good condition. Tiny small superficial losses at the base (see photos). Please note that I respond to all requests about my objects. If you do not receive any response from me, do not hesitate to check your spam or junk mail. Many other objects to discover in my stand at the antique fairs in which I participate. Follow my gallery to be informed of new products and to know the dates of the next Salons ... Any questions? Do not hesitate to call me or send me a message. I will answer you with great pleasure.