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A nicely rendered Art Nouveau figural porcelain piece depicting two girls in a playful mood (or one assisting the other up from a sitting position). Dimensions: 14"(H) x 14"(W).
The bottom of this Art Nouveau ceramic has an impressed mark that looks to be either a Lambda or "V" within a triangular depression and the number "4592" (see last picture). I'm suspect that this is a German, Bohemian and/or Austrian porcelain (I guess it could be French, as well), but the mark is unknown to me.
Any attribution information regarding a possible designer, manufacturer, or period retailer for this piece would be most appreciated.
Art Nouveau Art PotteryClay was the perfect medium for the Art Nouveau aesthetic. Its malleable or…
Charming. DD@Phila
What a stunner! Amphora? Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel?
I wish I knew! The mark is completely unknown to me, and I haven't had much luck in my research finding a match.
hi vestas thats a nice peice wish i cld help you