An important 19th century work by Henri Faugeron from the belle Époque period with a decor that tends towards the early Art Nouveau period. Imposing work with a total height of 73 cm. Glazed earthenware in a daring combination of gold on earth tones, something he often applies in his works. The vase is decorated with two striking green glazed panthers, each taking a different pose and looking in a different direction. The work is marked at the bottom with his monogram Two F's standing back to back which gives an 'H' in the middle. Works by Henri Faugeron are exhibited in the 'Musée Adrien Dubouché à Limoges. He is mentioned in the book 'Faïence et porcelaine de Paris des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles' (1995), The last two photos show an attachment of this. In excellent condition We emphasize this is a piece of museum quality and within the oeuvre of Faugeron and the period a very important work. A work of this quality and size is not shown anywhere.