Volkstedt - Triebner Ens & Eckert - Figure - Biscuit porcelain





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Old biscuit porcelain vase or trinket dish finely sculpted, adorned with a small seated elf and delicate floral relief motifs highlighted in gold.
This exquisite antique vase, signed Volkstedt, captures the whimsical charm of a bygone era.
Adorned with an enchanting scene featuring a delicate elf or jester, the vase testifies to the exceptional craftsmanship of classic porcelain artisans.
Its refined floral motifs and soft color palette give it an elegant touch, making it a perfect complement to any sophisticated interior decor.
Despite its age, the vase has retained all of its beauty and character.
A renowned German porcelain manufactory based in Volkstedt, Thuringia, active roughly between 1877 and 1894. It specialized in high-quality porcelain figurines, hand-painted and finely detailed.
The vase bears a mark, a blue Y known as the Hayfork mark dating from between 1877 and 1894 by Triebner Ens & Eckert.
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Carefully packaged and tracked shipping.
Old biscuit porcelain vase or trinket dish finely sculpted, adorned with a small seated elf and delicate floral relief motifs highlighted in gold.
This exquisite antique vase, signed Volkstedt, captures the whimsical charm of a bygone era.
Adorned with an enchanting scene featuring a delicate elf or jester, the vase testifies to the exceptional craftsmanship of classic porcelain artisans.
Its refined floral motifs and soft color palette give it an elegant touch, making it a perfect complement to any sophisticated interior decor.
Despite its age, the vase has retained all of its beauty and character.
A renowned German porcelain manufactory based in Volkstedt, Thuringia, active roughly between 1877 and 1894. It specialized in high-quality porcelain figurines, hand-painted and finely detailed.
The vase bears a mark, a blue Y known as the Hayfork mark dating from between 1877 and 1894 by Triebner Ens & Eckert.
See photos for more details
Carefully packaged and tracked shipping.

