Pair of Art Nouveau Porcelain Vases - Produced by Amphora

This is a pair of Art Nouveau porcelain vases produced by Amphora, with an approximate creation date of 1900. The vases feature typical design elements of the Art Nouveau style, characterized by organic forms and flowing lines. They are made of porcelain, a durable ceramic material known for its fine quality and decorative potential. Each vase has a twin-handled urn form with highly stylized, "secessionist" sculptural handles that curve from the rim to the mid-body. They are finished with polychrome glazes, showing a characteristic Art Nouveau variance in colour including shades of orange, brown, and green throughout. Vases of this specific model (often identified as model #3425) are highly sought after by collectors. The style is attributed to the peak period of Austrian Art Nouveau (Jugendstil), often associated with designers like Paul Dachsel, who was a prominent designer for the Amphora factory.