Belgian Art Nouveau Pottery Vase with Tripple Handles c.1900 – In excellent condition – No reserve. A large and highly sculptural Belgian art pottery vase, attributed to the Art Nouveau period (circa 1900), featuring an elegant tripple-handle design rising organically from the body. The flowing, plant-like handles and softly tapering silhouette reflect the naturalistic design language typical of Art Nouveau, where form and decoration merge into one continuous, living shape. The rich green glaze displays attractive kiln variations and depth of tone, enhancing the sculptural quality of the piece. The vase shows clear evidence of hand-crafted production, with subtle irregularities that underline its authenticity and early 20th-century origin. Details Origin: Belgium Period: Art Nouveau, ca. 1900–1910 Material: Glazed earthenware Dimensions: 37 × 18 × 18 cm (h × w × d) Weight: 2.75 kg (very heavy for its size) Condition Excellent vintage condition No cracks, chipping or restorations Minor firing marks and glaze variations consistent with age and artisanal production Historical context Around 1900, Belgian ceramic workshops were strongly influenced by the Art Nouveau movement, producing expressive art pottery with organic forms and nature-inspired silhouettes. This type of sculptural vase reflects the broader Jugendstil aesthetic seen across Belgium, France, and Germany in the fin-de-siècle period. A powerful and decorative Art Nouveau vase with strong sculptural presence — a true eye-catcher for collectors of European fin-de-siècle ceramics and period interiors.