Meissen Cobalt Porcelain Vases: Hand-Painted Floral, Gilded Accents
£425.00
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Pair of Meissen Cobalt Trumpet Porcelain Vases - Hand-Painted Floral, Mid-20th Century
This stunning pair of hand-painted cobalt porcelain vases, crafted by the renowned Meissen Porcelain Manufactory in the mid-20th century, showcases exceptional artistry and elegance. The deep cobalt blue bodies are adorned with hand-painted floral medallions, featuring intricate bouquets in shades of purple, orange, blue, pink, and yellow, framed by delicate gold scrollwork. The flared rims and gilt accents further enhance the luxurious appeal of these collectible vases.
Both vases bear the Meissen underglaze blue crossed swords mark on the base, along with impressed numbers "540" and "34", and hand-painted "342/45".
Historical Background
The Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, founded in 1710 in Germany by King Augustus the Strong, was the first European factory to produce hard-paste porcelain, breaking China's centuries-old monopoly. Meissen set the standard for luxury porcelain, pioneering new glazing techniques, unique colour palettes, and elaborate hand-painted decorations. The iconic crossed swords mark, introduced in the 1720s, remains a symbol of exceptional craftsmanship and quality, making Meissen one of the most sought-after porcelain manufacturers worldwide.
Measurements
Height: 14 cm
Top Diameter: 11.5 cm
Bottom Diameter: 7.6 cm
Weight: First vase - 324 g, Second vase - 331 g
Condition
Excellent, almost flawless condition; the vases appear unused.
Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the description.
Shipping & Packaging
Shipped fully tracked and insured.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging, and postage.
Feel free to ask any questions before purchasing!
Meissen Cobalt Porcelain Vases: Hand-Painted Floral, Gilded Accents
£425.00
This stunning pair of hand-painted cobalt porcelain vases, crafted by the renowned Meissen Porcelain Manufactory in the mid-20th century, showcases exceptional artistry and elegance. The deep cobalt blue bodies are adorned with hand-painted floral medallions, featuring intricate bouquets in shades of purple, orange, blue, pink, and yellow, framed by delicate gold scrollwork. The flared rims and gilt accents further enhance the luxurious appeal of these collectible vases.
Both vases bear the Meissen underglaze blue crossed swords mark on the base, along with impressed numbers "540" and "34", and hand-painted "342/45".
Historical Background
The Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, founded in 1710 in Germany by King Augustus the Strong, was the first European factory to produce hard-paste porcelain, breaking China's centuries-old monopoly. Meissen set the standard for luxury porcelain, pioneering new glazing techniques, unique colour palettes, and elaborate hand-painted decorations. The iconic crossed swords mark, introduced in the 1720s, remains a symbol of exceptional craftsmanship and quality, making Meissen one of the most sought-after porcelain manufacturers worldwide.
Measurements
Height: 14 cm
Top Diameter: 11.5 cm
Bottom Diameter: 7.6 cm
Weight: First vase - 324 g, Second vase - 331 g
Condition
Excellent, almost flawless condition; the vases appear unused.
Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the description.
Shipping & Packaging
Shipped fully tracked and insured.
Shipping cost includes labour, packaging, and postage.
Feel free to ask any questions before purchasing!