Art Nouveau floral wall tile, produced by S.O.F. (Sächsische Ofen- und Porzellanfabrik), Meissen, circa 1900–1910. This square ceramic tile features a stylised cyclamen plant, a favourite motif of the Jugendstil period, celebrated for its elegant, flowing forms. A gently curved stem rises across the composition, supporting a deep violet-purple cyclamen blossom and a smaller developing bud. Below, a broad rounded green leaf anchors the design, its subtle veining softly modelled in relief. The tile is executed in moulded relief with translucent coloured glazes. The back has some traces of glue residue; the tile comes from an Art Nouveau piece of furniture.