Vase - Earthenware - Art Nouveau / Jugendstil

Large Flemish Art Nouveau / Jugendstil vase in glazed earthenware. Some vases sit somewhere… This one takes over the room!

A large, expressive Flemish earthenware vase with everything you want in a decorative object: color, shine, relief, size and character. The vase has a full belly shape, two graceful ears, and a high neck. Across the surface, stylized leaves and flowers wind in relief, rendered in deep petrol blue, vibrant green, warm amber, soft yellow, and brown-speckled accents.

This is not a quiet vase for a corner. This is a piece meant for a marble mantel, a dark wooden sideboard, a brutalist pillar, or right in the middle of a large dining table. Place it in an eclectic interior with velvet chairs, brass candelabras, and an old mirror, and it does exactly what good decoration should do: creates tension.

You see it already standing in a room with high ceilings, heavy wood, warm lighting, and French chanson from an old gramophone. Not a sleek showroom piece, but a vase with soul, shine, and age.

The style pairs beautifully with Art Nouveau and Jugendstil. Organic lines, floral motifs, graceful leaves, and a decorative form language focused on movement and allure. The glaze lives. The deep blue and green draw light toward them, while amber and yellow add warmth.

Flemish pottery is known for its rich glazes, decorative strength, and artisanal appearance. This vase sits nicely within that tradition. Large enough to be present, refined enough not to feel bulky.

Interior tips:
- Gorgeous on a mantel, sideboard, or plinth.
- Lovely with dried branches, bear’s breeches, or ornamental grasses.
- Very powerful in a Hollywood Regency, Art Nouveau, boho chic, eclectic, or maximalist interior.
- Even empty, it has presence.

The vase is in very good condition. No cracks and no chips. Subtle craquelé in the glaze, appropriate to its age and type of earthenware. Precisely that gives depth, character, and authenticity.

Material: glazed earthenware
Origin: Flanders
Style: Art Nouveau / Jugendstil
Period: presumably first half of the 20th century
Condition: very good, no cracks or chips, with craquelé appropriate to age

A tempting decorative piece for collectors of Flemish earthenware, lovers of Art Nouveau, and anyone who understands that an interior only becomes interesting with objects that dare to have character.

If you are reading this and think ‘that’s for me’, then you’re in the right place.

Photos are an integral part of the description and give a complete picture of condition, details, and character.

Shipping
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We use recycled cardboard boxes from local businesses and tape from recycled materials. This way we actively contribute to reuse and a lower environmental impact.
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We are Mies & Nuno from Cherry Picking.
We collect what is too beautiful to forget and give it a second life.
Sustainable, stylish, and with a sharp eye for detail.
Not perfect, but exactly right.

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