Fives Lille - Gustave de Bruyn - Vase - Earthenware
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Art Nouveau faience vase by Gustave de Bruyn for Fives-Lille, dated 1900–1910, with a green glaze gradient, three feet, scroll-shaped side handles and a lobed rim; model 853 is engraved beneath the base, and it measures 35 × 16 × 10 cm.
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Large Art Nouveau-style vase
Bright, iridescent colors ranging from dark green to light green
Marked and stamped
This glazed ceramic vase in the Art Nouveau style is a piece from Gustave De Bruyn’s manufacture in Fives-Lille, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. It is characterized by a color gradient of greens, a body resting on three small feet, and lateral handles shaped like volutes.
Magnificent tripod vase from the Art Nouveau period (late 19th / very early 20th century) from the famous Gustave De Bruyn artistic pottery in Fives-Lille.
This authentic piece bears model number 853 engraved in relief under its base, attesting to its origin and rarity.
Sleek silhouette typical of the Art Nouveau period, with large stylized volute handles and a splendid lobed, mouvemented neck.
• A magnificent color gradient ranging from a deep, bright olive green at the base to a luminous beige-gold shade at the top. The surface shows a beautiful natural crackle (crackling of the glaze) that gives it all the charm of yesteryear.
Whether you’re an experienced collector of barbotine and North porcelain ceramics or simply a retro-decoration enthusiast, this vase will add a touch of timeless elegance, poetry, and history to your interior. It fits perfectly on an antique mantelpiece or in a more contemporary setting for a successful mix & match effect!
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Large Art Nouveau-style vase
Bright, iridescent colors ranging from dark green to light green
Marked and stamped
This glazed ceramic vase in the Art Nouveau style is a piece from Gustave De Bruyn’s manufacture in Fives-Lille, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. It is characterized by a color gradient of greens, a body resting on three small feet, and lateral handles shaped like volutes.
Magnificent tripod vase from the Art Nouveau period (late 19th / very early 20th century) from the famous Gustave De Bruyn artistic pottery in Fives-Lille.
This authentic piece bears model number 853 engraved in relief under its base, attesting to its origin and rarity.
Sleek silhouette typical of the Art Nouveau period, with large stylized volute handles and a splendid lobed, mouvemented neck.
• A magnificent color gradient ranging from a deep, bright olive green at the base to a luminous beige-gold shade at the top. The surface shows a beautiful natural crackle (crackling of the glaze) that gives it all the charm of yesteryear.
Whether you’re an experienced collector of barbotine and North porcelain ceramics or simply a retro-decoration enthusiast, this vase will add a touch of timeless elegance, poetry, and history to your interior. It fits perfectly on an antique mantelpiece or in a more contemporary setting for a successful mix & match effect!
See photos for more details
Careful and trackable shipping
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
France
Designer/artist/maker
Gustave de Bruyn
Material
Earthenware
Manufacturer/brand
Fives Lille
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
35 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
10 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
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