Vase - Porcelain
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Large hand-painted glazed porcelain vase from the 19th century, attributed to Jacob Petit, France, with a bulbous body and cylindrical neck, height 28 cm, maximum width 23 cm and opening diameter 14.5 cm, made in Italy.
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Large artistic vase – 19th century
Splendid and important decorative vase in glazed ceramic, entirely hand-painted, attribuited to the famous French manufactory Jacob Petit, among the most refined and sought-after decorative productions of 19th century Paris.
The piece immediately captivates with its extraordinary ornamental richness and the scenographic taste typical of the great 1800s French productions. The surface is magnificently decorated with elaborate floral volutes and plant motifs in deep cobalt blue, enhanced by gold details and important oval reserves painted in monochrome purple/manganese.
The central panels depict refined romantic lakeside landscapes, architectures, naturalistic compositions and still lifes with fruit and grape clusters, executed with notable painting quality and a nearly miniaturist sense of detail. The color palette, the meticulous detailing and the decorative layout fully evoke the eclectic and sumptuous taste of Jacob Petit’s production.
The vase’s broad and harmonious form, with a rounded body and a cylindrical decorated neck, gives the object a striking stage presence, making it a highly decorative and collectible piece.
The interior features a dark glazed finish; the base shows normal traces of use in keeping with the period and intended use. The overall condition is very good, with no evident breaks, and with light and physiological signs of time compatible with the age of the piece.
Our interior designer/architect recommends: perfect as a focal element in classical, eclectic or neoclassical settings at a high level. Ideal on a substantial console, a scenographic bookcase or a central table, where the contrast between cobalt blue, white glaze and monochrome scenes creates an extremely elegant and sophisticated decorative effect.
Dimensions:
Height: 28 cm
Maximum width: 23 cm
Opening diameter: 14.5 cm
Photos are an integral part of the description. Guaranteed careful packaging entrusted to professionals in the field.
Seller's Story
Gaudíno Collection – Object selected
Born from careful and ongoing research of authentic objects, selected for quality, history, and presence.
The collection brings together items capable of crossing time, chosen to dialogue with space and enhance it.
Each piece is not merely presented, but selected as a distinctive sign, destined for settings with character.
Particular attention is given to packaging, made according to professional standards to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
We use recycled materials, with respect for the environment, without compromising safety.
Translated by Google TranslateLarge artistic vase – 19th century
Splendid and important decorative vase in glazed ceramic, entirely hand-painted, attribuited to the famous French manufactory Jacob Petit, among the most refined and sought-after decorative productions of 19th century Paris.
The piece immediately captivates with its extraordinary ornamental richness and the scenographic taste typical of the great 1800s French productions. The surface is magnificently decorated with elaborate floral volutes and plant motifs in deep cobalt blue, enhanced by gold details and important oval reserves painted in monochrome purple/manganese.
The central panels depict refined romantic lakeside landscapes, architectures, naturalistic compositions and still lifes with fruit and grape clusters, executed with notable painting quality and a nearly miniaturist sense of detail. The color palette, the meticulous detailing and the decorative layout fully evoke the eclectic and sumptuous taste of Jacob Petit’s production.
The vase’s broad and harmonious form, with a rounded body and a cylindrical decorated neck, gives the object a striking stage presence, making it a highly decorative and collectible piece.
The interior features a dark glazed finish; the base shows normal traces of use in keeping with the period and intended use. The overall condition is very good, with no evident breaks, and with light and physiological signs of time compatible with the age of the piece.
Our interior designer/architect recommends: perfect as a focal element in classical, eclectic or neoclassical settings at a high level. Ideal on a substantial console, a scenographic bookcase or a central table, where the contrast between cobalt blue, white glaze and monochrome scenes creates an extremely elegant and sophisticated decorative effect.
Dimensions:
Height: 28 cm
Maximum width: 23 cm
Opening diameter: 14.5 cm
Photos are an integral part of the description. Guaranteed careful packaging entrusted to professionals in the field.
Seller's Story
Gaudíno Collection – Object selected
Born from careful and ongoing research of authentic objects, selected for quality, history, and presence.
The collection brings together items capable of crossing time, chosen to dialogue with space and enhance it.
Each piece is not merely presented, but selected as a distinctive sign, destined for settings with character.
Particular attention is given to packaging, made according to professional standards to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
We use recycled materials, with respect for the environment, without compromising safety.
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Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
28 cm
Width
23 cm
Depth
23 cm
Diameter
14.5 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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