Art Nouveau
The Art Nouveau style (c. 1880 to 1910) was a conscious attempt at modernism and the first departure for many artists from traditional Victorian design.
Designers took inspiration from Japanese, Celtic and other folk art, moving away from classical European art instead influenced by the natural world.
Typical Art Nouveau motifs came from nature: flowers, insects and birds. There are two distinct looks within the style: curvy soft lines and more austere, linear designs from artists, such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Our pieces represent some of the finest designs of the period. From signature artists René Lalique and Emile Galle’s decorative glassware to beautiful bronze figurines, we invite you to browse our range of the highest quality antiques from this era.
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Loetz iridescent miniature double gourd jug with handle in the Papillon décor
£300.00
American Arts and crafts Lantern shaped inkwell in patinated copper with mother of pearl.
£795.00
Art Nouveau repousse decorated silver box by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company
£475.00
Arts and Crafts hammered silver 3-legged tazza by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company London 1904
£895.00
Arts and Crafts Copper box with central enamel cabochon mounted with a copper butterfly overlay
£695.00
