No Reserve Price - Porcelaine de Paris - Vase (2) - Pair of Rocaille Vases 'To the Swallows' - Hand-painted porcelain

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€10
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This pair of hand-painted Paris porcelain Rocaille vases, decorated with swallows and dating from 1850–1900, measures 37.5 cm high and is in good condition with some age-related wear and staining.

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Description from the seller

Exceptional and authentic pair of baluster-shaped Paris hard-paste porcelain vases (commonly known as “Old Paris”), dating from the second half of the 19th century, at the height of the Napoleon III period (19th century).
These vases stand out for their exuberant rococo form, featuring a flared, scalloped and foliate corolla-shaped neck, as well as superb stylized scroll handles on the sides. They boast a magnificent almond/mint-green ground, enhanced with rich burnished gold gilding applied by hand.
Each vase features a hand-painted reserve medallion at its center, depicting a swallow in a wild, flower-filled landscape. A detail of exceptional quality: the medallion decorations are entirely hand-painted, giving texture and wonderful depth to the plumage and floral details.
Both vases bear a unique workshop mark, absolute proof that the pair is original and belongs together: the first vase is marked with the number “1” and the second with the number “0” (artisan/painter’s marks used when assembling the pair).
Ideal for a collector of fine examples of 19th-century Parisian porcelain craftsmanship.
Happy bidding, everyone
Like all my items listed for auction on this site, this wonderful piece has not undergone any cleaning (just dusting) or alterations since I bought it. A little cleaning may therefore be in order to restore it to the splendor it deserves.
Please look carefully at the photos, which form part of the description. Any damage not mentioned in the text but visible in the photos is considered to have been described.
No shipping outside the EU. If you are outside the European Union, you may bid on one of my lots; however, no claims will be accepted in the event of a problem during transport. In view of the new import/export regulations in the USA, there will no longer be any shipping to that country.
Carefully prepared professional shipping, insured and requiring a signature.

Seller's Story

Passionate about flea markets, and antiques of all kinds since my childhood, I was already selling on this site as an individual, the joy and kindness of the buyers made me understand that it was the right time to get started in my small business, I pay particular attention to the lots offered in order to be able to satisfy you, all my objects benefit from a very light cleaning and no restoration so that you can judge for yourself their quality and condition, so good auction to all and see you soon I hope
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Exceptional and authentic pair of baluster-shaped Paris hard-paste porcelain vases (commonly known as “Old Paris”), dating from the second half of the 19th century, at the height of the Napoleon III period (19th century).
These vases stand out for their exuberant rococo form, featuring a flared, scalloped and foliate corolla-shaped neck, as well as superb stylized scroll handles on the sides. They boast a magnificent almond/mint-green ground, enhanced with rich burnished gold gilding applied by hand.
Each vase features a hand-painted reserve medallion at its center, depicting a swallow in a wild, flower-filled landscape. A detail of exceptional quality: the medallion decorations are entirely hand-painted, giving texture and wonderful depth to the plumage and floral details.
Both vases bear a unique workshop mark, absolute proof that the pair is original and belongs together: the first vase is marked with the number “1” and the second with the number “0” (artisan/painter’s marks used when assembling the pair).
Ideal for a collector of fine examples of 19th-century Parisian porcelain craftsmanship.
Happy bidding, everyone
Like all my items listed for auction on this site, this wonderful piece has not undergone any cleaning (just dusting) or alterations since I bought it. A little cleaning may therefore be in order to restore it to the splendor it deserves.
Please look carefully at the photos, which form part of the description. Any damage not mentioned in the text but visible in the photos is considered to have been described.
No shipping outside the EU. If you are outside the European Union, you may bid on one of my lots; however, no claims will be accepted in the event of a problem during transport. In view of the new import/export regulations in the USA, there will no longer be any shipping to that country.
Carefully prepared professional shipping, insured and requiring a signature.

Seller's Story

Passionate about flea markets, and antiques of all kinds since my childhood, I was already selling on this site as an individual, the joy and kindness of the buyers made me understand that it was the right time to get started in my small business, I pay particular attention to the lots offered in order to be able to satisfy you, all my objects benefit from a very light cleaning and no restoration so that you can judge for yourself their quality and condition, so good auction to all and see you soon I hope
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
France
Model
Pair of Rocaille Vases 'To the Swallows'
Material
Hand-painted porcelain
Style
Antique
Manufacturer/brand
No Reserve Price - Porcelaine de Paris
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
37.5 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
10.5 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
FranceVerified
2471
Objects sold
100%
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