This elegant Art Nouveau tile was produced by Servais Werke in Ehrang, Germany, around 1905. Its striking geometric composition reflects the growing influence of the Vienna Secession and early modern design, combining clean lines with a restrained palette of soft green, warm ochre, and creamy white. The symmetrical arrangement of circles, squares, and vertical bands creates a refined decorative motif that feels both timeless and distinctly representative of the period. The moulded relief design adds subtle depth to the composition, while the high-quality glaze retains a beautiful glossy finish. The simplicity of the design makes this tile particularly versatile, equally suited to collections of Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, or early twentieth-century architectural ceramics. The tile is in excellent antique condition with only minor age-related wear. The glaze remains bright and well preserved, and the crisp relief highlights the quality of the original manufacture. The reverse retains the impressed marks typical of Servais Werke, Ehrang.