A Pair Of Art Nouveau Blue Crystal Vases

An elegant pair of square-shaped vases in deep royal blue glass, created in the Art Nouveau style during the early 20th century.

These vases are distinguished by their remarkable naturalistic decoration composed of gilt applied ornaments depicting salamanders, butterflies, bees, and flowering branches, delicately arranged across the various sides. Inspired by the animal and plant kingdoms, this decorative repertoire perfectly reflects the Art Nouveau aesthetic, with its fascination for nature and organic forms.

The striking contrast between the rich cobalt-blue glass and the luminous gilded decoration creates an exceptionally refined visual effect. The motifs appear to move gracefully across the smooth surfaces, lending the pieces a sense of vitality, elegance, and decorative sophistication.

The clean, geometric form of the square bodies harmoniously balances the fluidity of the naturalistic ornamentation, creating a subtle dialogue between architectural structure and organic inspiration. This combination of simplicity and decorative richness is characteristic of the finest decorative arts of the Art Nouveau period.

Style: Art Nouveau
Period: Early 20th Century
Materials: Royal blue glass with gilt metal applied decoration
Decoration: Salamanders, butterflies, bees, and flowering branches
Shape: Square section
Condition: Excellent condition

Dimensions:
Height: 20.5 cm (8.1 in.)
Width: 7 cm (2.8 in.)
Depth: 7 cm (2.8 in.)

A rare and highly decorative pair of vases, whose vibrant royal blue glass and finely executed gilt ornamentation embody the elegance, refinement, and naturalistic inspiration of the Art Nouveau movement.