Art Nouveau Belgian Ceramic Vase – c. 1900–1915 In excellent condition – No reserve. A highly decorative Art Nouveau ceramic vase dating from the early 20th century. This model is characterised by its elegant sculptural silhouette with integrated elongated handles that flow organically into the body, creating a refined, almost figurative presence. The vase is finished in a rich olive-green to emerald glaze, with subtle tonal variations and natural kiln effects that enhance its depth and surface texture. The glaze shows attractive craquelure and firing nuances, typical for high-quality European art pottery from around 1900. The form reflects the Jugendstil / Art Nouveau aesthetic, with smooth, flowing lines and a harmonious, balanced profile. Dimensions 29 × 12 × 12 cm (height × width × depth) Weight Approx. 1,4 kg Condition: Excellent condition. No damage, cracks and no restorations. Historical & stylistic context Around 1900–1915, Belgian ceramic workshops produced highly expressive Art Nouveau pieces characterised by organic, flowing forms and experimental glazing techniques. Vases from such series were often offered in multiple sizes and variations, allowing collectors to assemble coordinated display groups. Today, complete or related series are particularly sought after.