Ewer Clément Massier, Golfe-Juan, around 1900

Art Nouveau Ewer by Clément Massier, Golfe-Juan, circa 1900 – Iridescent metallic green enamel. A rare and elegant ewer in iridescent glazed ceramic, attributed to the workshops of Clément Massier in Golfe-Juan, an emblematic figure of French Art Nouveau ceramics. This piece is distinguished by its elongated silhouette of great purity, enhanced by a swan-neck handle and a delicately elongated spout, typical of the formal explorations of the late 19th century. The finely enameled floral decoration, in powdered shades of green and beige, subtly stands out against an iridescent metallic green background, a signature of Massier's technical experiments inspired by oriental lustres and studies on light. Depending on the lighting, the surface reveals deep and changing variations, ranging from bronze green to pearlescent reflections, giving the piece an almost living presence. ✨ Details. Manufacturer: Clément Massier, Golfe-Juan. Period: circa 1900. Style: Art Nouveau. Decoration: floral enamel on iridescent background. Colour: metallic green with iridescent reflections. Condition: very good overall condition. A strong decorative piece. Both a work of art and a decorative sculpture, this ewer captures light and immediately draws the eye. It will perfectly fit into a refined interior, bridging collection and contemporary decoration.