A cylindrical polychrome earthenware vase, decorated with a female figure in profile set amidst a lush floral composition. A large, stylized anemone blossom overlaps her coppery hair—almost appearing to be part of the hairstyle itself—while the long stem runs vertically through the design, emphasizing the continuity between the human figure and the botanical element. The design is defined by bold dark outlines and broad areas of color in shades of blue, green, yellow, and brown, characteristic of the Liberty style, in which the female figure and nature often merge into a unified decorative ideal of beauty.

Florence; early 20th century.