Art Nouveau Treasures

Ernst Wahliss was an Austrian ceramicist who created ornate porcelain and earthenware vessels for European elites. Also known for his small-scale sculptures, the artist often depicted Baroque-era women dressed in…

Amphora was founded in 1892 by Hans and Carl Riesser, Edward Stellmacher and Rudolf Kessel and the company was awarded a prize at the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893. In…

Gebruder Heubach were renown for making dolls and dolls heads, but, they also made other items such as figurines, tableware, bowls and vases. Below are some examples and price guides…

H G A Huyvenaar (Hendrikus Gerardus Antonius Huyvenaar) was an artist renown for his work with the Rozenburg porcelain factory. During the Art Nouveau era his work often consisted of…

The Rozenburg factory is known for its production of porcelain and pottery in the Art Nouveau style. Adopting the curvilinear forms and stylized decorative motifs fashionable throughout Europe, the factory…

Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. During the Art Nouveau era Meissen produced some typical Art Nouveau designs including figures, vases and tableware, however, they…

Emile Gallé was a leading Art Nouveau maker renowned for his glass work and was thought to be one of the leading forces of the Art Nouveau movement. Emile Gallé…