Lee Sherman Antiques has dated these Arnhem Art Nouveau Vases to the 1910s.
Design: Designed by Klaas or Jacob Vet, showcasing characteristic Art Nouveau floral motifs.Dimensions: These specific vases measure approximately 27 cm height. Incredibly stylish and highly decorative.

Klaas and Jacob Vet were Dutch brothers and renowned masters of early 20th-century Art Nouveau (Nieuwe Kunst) pottery. They founded two significant ceramic factories in the Netherlands, celebrated for their matte white glazes, delicate linear decorations, and stylized natural motifs.Key Milestones and FactoriesJB. Vet & Co. (Purmerend, 1903–1906): The brothers pooled their expertise—Klaas as a modeller and Jacob as a pottery painter—to establish their first factory. This venture became known for its graceful simplicity and linear designs.Arnhemsche Fayencefabriek (Arnhem, 1907–1917): After a devastating fire destroyed the Purmerend factory, the brothers relocated to Arnhem to continue their production. It is here they produced some of their most famous Art Nouveau and Art Deco designs, including functional clocks and vases

Arnhem pottery, particularly from factories such as the Arnhemse Fayencefabriek and Gelria, is renowned for its strong Art Nouveau and Art Deco designs, which share the elegant, flowing floral motifs of Rozenburg. Established by artisans formerly from the prominent De Distel and Rozenburg factories, Arnhem pieces frequently feature high-quality, hand-painted botanical decors on a creamy background
Lee Sherman Antiques has dated these Arnhem Art Nouveau Vases to the 1910s.
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