Art nouveau pitcher enamelled earth early twentieth century

The pitcher is in excellent condition, no accidents or missing to report. A very small chip under the base, at the level of the unglazed part, 5 mm by 1 cm, shallow, and which seems quite old. The shine is invisible when the pitcher is laid. The pitcher is made of enamelled earth, with beautiful blue and fawn bright enamel, whose rich shades unfold in the form of drips along the volume, highlighting the edges. The enamel inside the pitcher is ultramarine blue. It is a very pretty usual household ceramic of the very beginning of the twentieth century, with organic forms, typical of the aesthetics of art-nouveau.