Art Nouveau Bust of a Woman | Amphora Pottery | AustriaAmphora was responsible for some of the finest ceramics of the art nouveau era and this colorful, cheerful bust of a woman is a lovely example. Condition is good overall with a small chip at the base, which is not particularly noticeable when displayed, and one small fleabite to the green cloth on the left side. Refer to photos.

foppish styles that were popular in the 18th century

Measures about 10” tall

Each side presents one half of the Edward Bulwer-Lytton quote “There is no past so long as books shall live

and presented as found in a later frame without glass from around the 1960s

Refer to photos for size and condition: Very minor wear to the frame associated with age and I replaced the back paper

contemporary to the photo

letting us know whose hair this is and when she died

A rare and wonderful piece

I love it when the 1970s does Victorian

Fully spread

Florida water

which looks good on almost no one