Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase-image
Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase-image
Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase-image
Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase-image
Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase-image

Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase

$ 158.4

Signed: Yes Color: Multicolor Year Manufactured: 1900 Type: Vase Country of Origin: France Backstamp: Painted Handmade: Yes Material: Ceramic, Art Pottery height: 3.5" Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919 Vintage: Yes Finish: Glossy Signed By: Clement Massier Features: Lustre Theme: Abstract Brand: Clement Massier Item Height: 3.5" Era: Victorian (1837-1900) Style: Art Nouveau Pattern: Abstract Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Production Style: Art Pottery Origin: French Production Technique: Pottery Antique: Yes

Description

Antique c1900 CLEMENT MASSIER French Art Nouveau Golfe Juan Pottery Vase. “CM” and “Golfe Juan”. Condition: Displays very well overall with rich iridescence. Beautiful antique French Art Nouveau pottery vase by Clement Massier of Golfe Juan, France. This small cabinet vase features a striking iridescent metallic glaze in deep copper, burgundy, and violet tones with repeating circular “bullseye” decoration throughout the body. The lustrous surface displays exceptional color shift and shimmer under light, characteristic of Massier’s celebrated experimental glazes from the late 19th to early 20th century. Signed to underside: “CM” and “Golfe Juan” Measures approximately 3.5 inches tall. Condition: Displays very well overall with rich iridescence. There are small chips and glaze losses to the rim as shown in photos, along with expected age-related surface wear, minor scratches, crazing, and kiln/manufacturing irregularities consistent with antique Art Nouveau pottery. Please review all photos carefully for condition details. A wonderful and highly decorative example of French Art Nouveau ceramic art from one of the most important makers of iridescent pottery.

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