This is a beautiful example of Gouda pottery from Holland, known for its distinctive hand-painted floral and geometric designs. Gouda pottery, produced in the Netherlands, is famous for its richly decorated Art Nouveau and Art Deco-inspired styles, particularly from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Description: The vase has a rounded, slightly tapered form with a wide mouth and a dark glossy rim, which is typical of Gouda-style ceramics. The vase features deep blues, greens, reds, and gold, creating a striking contrast. The floral patterns are bold, with large red poppies and swirling foliage, characteristic of Dutch Art Nouveau. It has a high-gloss finish, which enhances the vibrancy of the colours and the intricate hand-painted details. The swirling floral motif and rich use of colour are hallmarks of Gouda pottery, reflecting both traditional Dutch craftsmanship and influences from Art Nouveau movements. Gouda pottery originated in the Dutch town of Gouda and was made primarily between the late 19th and mid-20th centuries. The decorative designs were influenced by the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements, often featuring bold florals, stylized leaves, and intricate borders. Different factories in Gouda produced unique designs. This piece bears a hallmark and signature on the base and is numbered 353. This identifies the specific maker and pattern. Condition The vase is in good condition. No cracks or chips. Dimensions (approximately) Height: 28 cm Diameter: 20 cm The lot will be carefully packaged and sent by registered post with a track and trace number. It can also be collected from Amsterdam, The Netherlands.