"Iridescent Ceramic Plaque By Clément Massier Circa 1900"
Enameled ceramic plaque with metallic reflections, made by Clément Massier in Golfe-Juan around 1900. The surface captures the light with subtle iridescence, typical of Massier's research into lustre enamels, influenced by Islamic arts and Art Nouveau aesthetics. This decorative piece illustrates the exceptional expertise of the Massier workshops in the treatment of glazes, playing here with changing tones — copper, gold and turquoise blue — depending on the viewing angle and the ambient light. Good condition, signed Dimensions: Height 51 cm Width 40 cm 
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