Art Nouveau Vase Made Of Limoges Porcelain, Jean Pouyat Factory, Circa 1900

An elegant single-flower vase made of Limoges porcelain, with a deep, glossy cobalt-blue background, produced by the Jean Pouyat factory, whose mark is visible on the underside of the base.

Shaped like a bottle with a widely flared body and a long, tapered neck, it features a rich decoration of blooming flowers, buds, and flowing foliage rendered in gold, standing out brilliantly against the intense blue of the glaze. The botanical-inspired decoration is fully in keeping with the Art Nouveau style of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The piece stands out above all for its remarkable relief appliqués of ivory-colored porcelain accented with gold: dynamic branches, leaves, and flowers entwine around the body and neck in a particularly decorative asymmetrical composition. These sculpted elements give the vase a truly sculptural presence and attest to a level of craftsmanship more refined than a simple painted decoration.

A beautiful decorative object from the 1900s, combining the depth of cobalt blue, the brilliance of the gilding, and the delicacy of the floral reliefs.

Shipping: 18 euros within France, 35 euros within the EU, and 150 euros to the rest of the world.