Antique Creamer, Saint-Clément, Emile Gallé, Libellule

This is an antique creamer from the Saint Clement pottery, part of their Libellule series.

The "Libellule" (Dragonfly) series from the Saint Clement pottery was designed by the master of Art Nouveau, Émile Gallé.
"Libellule" means "dragonfly" in French.
During the Art Nouveau era, natural motifs were frequently incorporated into art and craft works.
Its charm lies in its warm design, featuring hand-painted flowers and adorable insects, as if it popped out of a picture book.

Particularly striking are its distinctive form and beautifully designed handle.
This creamer has a strong presence, making it a picturesque piece even when simply displayed.

As an antique item, please expect some minor scratches and dirt.

Condition: There are several chips, but it remains in good condition for an antique item.
Size: Approximately 16.5cm x 10cm, Height 16.5cm
Period: Believed to have been manufactured around the late 19th century.
Given the "KG (Keller & Guérin)" mark, it is presumed to have been made after Émile Gallé left the Saint Clement pottery.