Vase (2) - Porcelain
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A pair of antique porcelain trumpet vases in Art Nouveau style with chinoiserie decoration, made in France and dating from 1900–1910, each about 24.5 cm high and 16 cm wide with 16 cm depth, in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.
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antique or vintage trumpet vases (also known as a Gu vase or beaker vase in Chinese export style). This model is characterized by the wide, flared wavy rim at the top and the bulging, hexagonal or round foot. This type of vase was originally made in China, but from the 17th century it was also mass-produced by European porcelain factories in the form of Delft Blue pottery. Features of the vases:
Shape: trumpet vase with a scalloped upper edge and a widened base.
Decoration: Chinoiserie style. One vase features a traditional Asian mountain landscape, while the other vase is decorated with bamboo motifs. Around the base and the neck are geometric patterns and stylized foliate motifs.
antique or vintage trumpet vases (also known as a Gu vase or beaker vase in Chinese export style). This model is characterized by the wide, flared wavy rim at the top and the bulging, hexagonal or round foot. This type of vase was originally made in China, but from the 17th century it was also mass-produced by European porcelain factories in the form of Delft Blue pottery. Features of the vases:
Shape: trumpet vase with a scalloped upper edge and a widened base.
Decoration: Chinoiserie style. One vase features a traditional Asian mountain landscape, while the other vase is decorated with bamboo motifs. Around the base and the neck are geometric patterns and stylized foliate motifs.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Material
Porcelain
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
24.5 cm
Width
16 cm
Depth
16 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
