Exquisite Bernhard Bloch Eichwald Majolica Garniture - Art Nouveau to Art Deco Transition This is a rare and exceptionally beautiful complete three-piece garniture from the renowned Bernhard Bloch factory in Eichwald, Bohemia (now Dubí, Czech Republic). Dating from around 1910, this set perfectly embodies the stylistic transition from the organic elegance of Art Nouveau to the bolder, more vibrant aesthetic of early Art Deco. The ensemble features a magnificent jardinière flanked by two matching vases, all adorned with the highly desirable "Eichwald Landscape" decor. Each piece showcases deeply embossed borders of stylised leaves and berries in a rich, dark green glaze, contrasting beautifully with the striking landscape panels. These panels depict serene mountains and lush trees under a dramatic, bright yellow and deep purple sky, rendered with remarkable fluidity and depth. The vibrant, lustrous glazes are characteristic of the finest Majolica production of the period, demonstrating exceptional craftsmanship and artistic vision. This complete garniture, marked with the model number 11554 II, represents a significant find for collectors of early 20th-century European decorative arts. It is a stunning decorative statement piece, preserving its historical charm and artistic integrity. The items will be professionally packaged with utmost care and shipped fully insured to the winning bidder.