Tall vase with four roundels 1876

This tall, ceramic vase, crafted by the firm of R. W. Martin and Brothers in 1876, is an example of the Art Nouveau style. The vase is adorned with intricate, stylized floral patterns and features four roundels with figural scenes. Its rich, layered glaze, a combination of blue, green, and gold, adds to the vase's ornate design. The vase's elongated form and detailed ornamentation reflect the aesthetic principles of the Art Nouveau movement, emphasizing natural forms and flowing lines. This piece is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Martin brothers, known for their distinctive and imaginative ceramic designs.