Vase with a Green Glaze 1898

This small, ceramic vase with a bulbous base and tall, slender neck is an example of the Art Nouveau style, popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Made by De Porceleijne Fles in 1898, it is characterized by its distinctive green glaze and the organic, flowing lines that are reminiscent of nature. The glaze has a subtle iridescence and is beautifully textured, creating a sense of depth and movement. The vase's elegant form and refined craftsmanship make it a striking example of Dutch ceramics from this era.