Important Pair Of Art Nouveau Cobalt-blue Glass Ewers With Mary Gregory Designs, 19th-century Vases

A pair of antique Art Nouveau-style ewers.

The cobalt-blue blown-glass bodies feature white enamel decoration in the Mary Gregory style and are mounted on an elegant patinated regule base.

The bases are adorned with a pattern of plant motifs characteristic of Art Nouveau.
The handles are crowned with a seated female figure.

The glass bodies are adorned with white enamel decorations depicting young children moving through a stylized botanical landscape.
This type of decoration, highly prized in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, is distinguished by the finesse of its execution and the striking contrast between the white enamel and the depth of the cobalt glass.

Standing 60 cm tall, this pair is impressive both for its size and the quality of its craftsmanship.

In very good condition, with a beautiful antique patina on the mounts

A rare and elegant decorative pair, combining the charm of Mary Gregory designs with the grace of Art Nouveau forms.