Description Elegant gilt-mounted porcelain vase in Sèvres style, dating from circa 1880–1900, richly decorated with hand-painted green enamel panels, gilded trelliswork, and raised gold accents. The vase is fitted with its original bronze ormolu mounts at the top and base, featuring finely cast floral swags, ribbon motifs, and classical borders. The porcelain is of high quality with a soft ivory ground, typical of late-19th-century French production inspired by the original Sèvres manufactory. The underside bears a blue crossed-L style mark with the letter S, a typical workshop or decorator mark used in the period for Sèvres-style export porcelain. A striking decorative vase with impressive presence and refined detailing. Purchased in Germany in 1950; private collection ever since. Condition Very good overall condition. No cracks or chips to the porcelain. Light age-related wear to the gilding on the bronze mounts (consistent with age). Stable and displays beautifully. Please review photos carefully—they form part of the description. Shipping The vase will be packed in double boxes with bubble wrap, and packing material, Fully insured and shipped with track and trace. Seller’s Note I have over 50 years of experience collecting European porcelain. This vase have been in my family collection since 1950 and is guaranteed as described. I always pack with great care to ensure safe delivery.