A beautiful late 19th-century European art pottery cabinet vase, likely crafted in the historicist or early Art Nouveau style by an upscale Bohemian factory like Julius Dressler or Wilhelm Schiller & Son.
This charming squat piece features an impressive high-relief botanical design of stylized blossoms and foliage, enveloped in a striking, glossy ochre-yellow monochrome glaze.
The monochrome finish accentuates the details and depth of the molded relief work.
The base is finished with a glazed white center and bears the cleanly incised 4-digit mold number 3017.
A vibrant and highly collectible Austro-Hungarian majolica vase that fits perfectly into vintage, traditional, or eclectic modern interiors.
Excellent vintage condition. This piece has been exceptionally well-preserved. There are no chips, cracks, hairlines, fleabites, or professional repairs of any kind.
Faint age-appropriate glaze crazing may be present upon close inspection, as is standard for antique earthenware.
Dimensions & Weight
• Height: 11 cm (approx. 4.3 inches)
• Maximum Diameter: 11 cm (approx. 4.3 inches)
• Weight: 174 grams